Hookup bad, water utility takes a 'bath9 |>ROSEMARY (THARA improperly for several yean. As • result, the ing the case — apparently because Fernandez BPU deals directly with the water company and lines apparently were tapped into the service MIDDLETOWN - Residents of six homes customer listed for the meter had been receiv wrote to the BPU to ask about his bills, which not with the customer in enforcing that require- line feeding 45 Coleman Ave. have been getting free water service for up to ing minimum quarterly bills for several years, jumped from $210 for 183,000 gallons last June, ment, Dawson said. The water company's construction unit will four years because of an incorrect hookup. according to Mary Ann Duffy, public informa- the minimum rate for that level of usage for a Dawson said it was the BPU's understanding extend the main, Duffy said, but the developer The residents have received no water bills tion officer for the water company. single home, to $6M for 686.000 gallons in Sep- that the water company and the township were has to apply for the work — and in this case, no from the Monmouth Consolidated Water Co. The company learned about the load on the tember. The June bill was.the first to reflect the pressuring the builder to extend the main down application had been filed. because their homes do not have water meters. meter when it was replaced in March, Duffy higher usage recorded by the new meter, but the the street so that each home could be connected Joseph Kovelesky, one of the principals of Instead, they are hooked up to a water meter said full impact of the increase did not appear until to it and individual meters could be installed. Kove Construction, said that when the housing serving a seventh home at 45 Coleman Ave. From 1*73 to 1)77, Kove Construction was the September bill Duffy said the water company is awaiting a project was started, the water company wanted That dwelling was built by the Kove Con- being billed for the meter. From 1977 to the George Dawson, public information officer decision by the BPU. him to extend the main down Coleman Avenue struction Co., as were five of the other six present, the customer of record has been for the BPU, said the state agency is investigat- As for the connections, Duffy said Kove down and across Navesink River Road to tie in houses. Marcos Fernandez of 45 Coleman Ave. Five of ing the matter and Fernandez will not have to Construction apparently failed to extend the to a high pressure main. Monmouth Consolidated didn't leam until the other homes involved are on Coleman Ave- pay the bill until the dispute is resolved main down the street Normally, she said, each "They wanted their facilities improved at last March that the one meter was serving all nue and one is on Lakeside Drive. BPU tariff laws state that any home serviced home is connected to the main in the street by a my expense," he said seven homes because the meter was working The state Board of Public Utilities is study- by a water utility must have its own meter. The service line — but in this case, all the service Sec Water, page I The Daily Register >lon mouth County "s firoal Homo Nou spa per VOL.103 NO. 92 * SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1980 20 CENTS N.J. gets federal aid to deal with drought CLIFTON (API - On his 24th visit to New came at a good time politically, as the latest polls Mondale called upon Roe and Maguire sup- Jersey this year, Vice President Walter F. Mon- showed Republican presidential candidate Ronald porters to re-elect local Democrats and the presi- dale announced yesterday that the state will Reagan still leading in New Jersey by a alight dent. Echoing a recent national campaign ad- receive federal aid to combat the water shortage margin. vertisement, he warned that Reagan's foreign in seven northeastern counties. And at a reception later In the evening for policies might be a threat to peace. Constantly emphasizing the harmony between Maguire - targeted by the GOP as the nation's He characerized Republican economic pro- the Carter administration and representatives of second most vulnerable Democratic represent- posals, especially the Kemp-Roth tax cut bill, as what is considered a key state in the Nov. 4 ative — Mondale heightened the campaign pitch. "nuts." presidential election, Mondale said the $4.5 mil- He told supporters Maguire would lose his bid Mondale said the nation should "keep a good lion in emergency federal funds will be used to for re-election without an all-out campaign effort. president," noting, "We have not permitted a build a three-mile pipeline from Lake Hopatcong Maguire is running against Marge Roukema, president to complete a second term since Eisen- to the Boonton Reservoir. whom he narrowly defeated in 1978. Mondale said Carter declared a federal emer- gency and cleared the way for federal funds within 24 hours of Gov Brendan T. Byrne's re- quest for the declaration. The vice president said the pipeline should be RMUMr MWM »» Carl '•«•• completed within 60 to 90 days and will carry 25 SILVER ANNIVERSARY CELEBRANTS — Enjoying last night's 25th an- Planes to stay, million gallons of water per day. He said the niversary banquet of the Greater Red Bank NAACP are, from left. Or. George Federal Emergency Management Agency will Cureton, guest speaker; Dr. Donald D. Warner, Red Bank Regional super- oversee construction of the pipeline, which will intendent of schools, and Agustinho Montelro, NAACP chapter president. aid communities in the parched counties of Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Passaic, Union, Morris and Somerset. U.S. tells Iran Byrne said the state will begin accepting bids on the project early this week. He also said WASHINGTON (AP) - The Carter i improve prospects for releasing the $2 hostages, Education vital, engineers told him the "most optimistic" time tration, skeptical yet hopeful that Iran Is near a now In their 362nd day of captivity, by removing for completion of the project would be SO days. decision on the hostage question, apparently la die aircraft and keeping Jordan from aiding Iraq The Byrne administration calculated that $4 rejecting an Iranian call that U.S. radar planes be daring the war. He called the planes "obstacles million is needed for the project. Under federal withdrawn from the Persian Gulf to remove "ob- to solving the hostage question." law, three-quarters of the amount needed can be stacles" to the Americans' release. Rajai, while in New York to address the minorities told funded federally. Mondale indicated yesterday Secretary of State Edmund S. Muskle said United Nations, also predicted that the Par- the remaining $1.5 million may be available in a yesterday the AW ACS reconnaissance planes liament's decision on conditions for freeing the By BOB BRAMLEY in schools now never attended any segre- short-term loan from the federal government. were deployed at Saudi Arabia's request to pro- hostages was "not far away." EAST KEANSBURG - Education, gated schools," Cureton said. Mondale announced the federal aid at a recep- tect its territorial integrity during the Iran-Iraq "We've heard statements like that to many above all else, is the key to advancement "And to those who argue the per- tion for the re-election of Rep. Robert Roe, at- war He said they have ho offensive capabilities times over the recent weeks that we've learned for members of minority groups. formance tests are an unfair plot against tended by New Jersey Sens. Harrison A. WUliams and denied they are being used to pass In- not to raise our expectations," Muskle said on That was the recurrent theme last blacks, I say hogwash We have to work Jr. and Bill Bradley as well as Byrne and Rep. telligence information to Iraq. ABC's "Issues and Answers." harder with the minority kids and start It night at the 25th anniversary banquet of Andrew Maguire. \t the same time, Muskle reaffirmed the U.8. "I hope it (the parliament) does act soon and the Greater Red Bank NAACP, which in kindergarten. We must have these kids Asked about the timing of the federal aid - position of Impartiality In the war, but added there're some indication! that It may," he added. drew more than 200 members, friends and prepared to pass the tests. two weeks before the election — Mondale said, "I without elaborating: "That position may have to Vice President Walter Mondale, campaigning guests to Buck Smith's restaurant on "If we try to defend our right to can't take responsibility for a drought." He said be adjusted as circumstances develop." in Hartford, Conn., backed Muskie's assessment, Palmer Avenue. incompetence, we lose," he went on. Too the Carter administration was responding to a Muskie said the war is a separate Issue from saying: "I see no reason to be unduly optimistic "Too many black students can't read many find providing excuses for failure is water shortage that has threatened the economy the hostages. or unduly pessimistic." or count well enough to function in today's good business. I believe that more of us of the area and forced hardships on the residents. can overcome. When blacks fall, blacks Iran's Prime Minister Mohammad All Rajai Iranian lawmakers, meanwhile, gave conflict- society; blacks are on the low end of the But local officials conceded the announcement suggested Saturday that the United States could See U.S., page It functional totem pole," said Dr. George suffer." Cureton of Little Silver, guest speaker. Warner, whose five-year program of "We must teach our kids to readan d no-nonsense teaching has yielded yearly compute. We must teach them to handle improvements in student scholarship at aggression in a manner that is not self- Red Bank Regional, was honored for hit destructive,'' declared Dr. Donald D. accomplishments by Agustinho Montelro, Carter, Reagan vie over peace NAACP president, with the association's Warner, superintendent of the Red Bank By The Associated Press "An attack on the Jewish people Is by Im- In the radio speech yesterday, for which he Regional school district and the NAACP's honoree award. He also received a plaque from Mayor President Carter and Ronald Reagan laid out plication an attack on us all," Anderson tald. "If paid $22,000, Carter maintained that Reagan was guest of honor. cold, hard cash to talk about war and peace, and we do not draw the line here and now, we can't advocating measures that could move the nation Cureton, professor of English and re- John A. Marrah on behalf of the Little Silver Borough Council and a certificate then both came down on the side of peace. draw it anywhere." closer to nuclear war. medial reading at Medgar Evers College "Peace is my passion ... peace is my pledge," Carter and Reagan left the paid airwaves "Over the last 20 years, we have taken some of the City University of New York and a of appreciation from the Monmouth Coun- ty Board of Freeholders, presented by the president declared in a radio speech yester- today to head out on the campaign trail — the tentative steps away from the nuclear precipice. lifelong teacher at all grade levels, said day for which he purchased time on the Mutual president to Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York, Now, for the first time, we are being advised to black and other minority students fail Paul J. Shaffery of the county's Depart- ment of Economic Development. Broadcasting System. and his Republican rival to Ohio, Kentucky and take steps that may move us toward It," he said. more often than their white counterparts Reagan, for his part, said during the half-hour Illinois. Anderson speaks tonight In Scbenoctady, In the half-hour TV address for which the In performance tests administered in Introducing Warner, Monteiro com- N.Y. Reagan campaign did not release the cost, the mented, "He has brought a degree of that he bought on CBS television that be shares their schools. But he deplored the with all Americana "the deep and abiding hope The president's trip today Into the industrial Republican accused President Carter of resorting philosophy of educators who blame these success to our students, black and white, Northeast follows a staff assessment that Re- to the 'litany of fear." Carter is trying to "scare that speaks more eloquently than anything for peace." minority failures on the tests, alleging Each man also tried to portray the other as agan's forays into the traditional Democratic people through innuendoes and mlsstatements of that they are weighted in favor of the I can say; the results speak for them- strongholds may be producing few results among my position," Reagan said. selves." more likely to get the nation into war. Reagan white culture, or on the fact that until said Carter had allowed the nation's military the blue-collar voters he's fighting so hard to win. recently, minority students had no access Warner gave credit for the success of White House press secretary Jody Powell said "We must build peace upon strength," be strength to erode, and Carter declared that Re- said, adding that "the cold, hard fact ... is that to the high quality education offered his program to his staff, his students, agan's policies could lead toward "the nuclear yesterday that "everything we see shows those whites. their parents and the Red Bank Regional our economic, military and strategic strength precipice." people starting to come back home." under President Carter is eroding." "It holds no water to argue that it's Board of Education. Independent presidential candidate John An- Without citing specific poll findings, Powell the fault of the bid education offered derson, meanwhile, spoke before a Jewish group said recent surveys snowing Carter pulling closer Reagan said that as president he would work blacks by whites for 500 years; these kids See Speaker, page it in the Chicago suburb of Evanston and warned of to Reagan found that "the biggest movement has with Congress to restore the "margin of safety growing anti-Semitism. come among blue-collar workers." for peace'' In the nation '• defense program. The Inside Story Good Samaritan identified By PAMELA JANI8 choking. while he knew bow to perform the ma- THE WEATHER BELFORD - The good Samaritan Graetz and two co-workers at T&M neuver, he never actually had done to who stopped his truck toassis t a choking Associates, Middletown, were In the before In an emergency. He said he had Moitly lunay bretzy aad cool today. Highs la th« mid woman Friday on Route SB hat been car, leaving the parking lot there, when learned the action by reading about It. Ms to aroud M. Snay tomorrow. Complete report, identified as Michael J. Guerrieri. Graetz began choking on a piece of hard "But," be admitted, "I never ac- page I- Guerrieri, of 662 Brookside Drive, candy. The driver, Katie Clifton, pulled tually knew the name of It." stopped behind a car at the aide of the the car over to the side of the road and it Guerrieri, M, a contractor here, tald ••••• I road when be noticed that one of its was then that Guerrieri, traveling be- £22 Leaders * that the incident "happened to fait It occupants was choking. The victim, Pat hind them, pulled over as well. was unbelievable." He added that both Pails ap M la series 11 Graetz of Lakewood, laid later that Guerrieri said he didn't know what II Graetz and be "had the daylights Sea Hawks down Jets Guerrieri'; action had aaved her life, the problem was when he stopped his scared out of" them. but that in her confusion the had for- truck, but it was clear to him that the women were in tome sort of distress. After the candy was dislodged, Guer- Advice.. t DAILY REGISTER gotten to ask his name. rieri stayed with Graetz .for several 7 PHONE NUMBERS Guen ieri's mother-in-law, Bertha "I taw the girl was having prob- minutes to console her. 1741 Mate Office Thompson, also here, told The Register lems." be said, "and It (the Heimlich "She wat very shaken up," Guer- .... II Tail Free tTl-MW that It was he who had aided the woman maneuver) was the first thing that came rieri said. "I'm Just happy she's all Editorials TeU Free KM1M by performing what it known aa the to mind." right" Eatertalameat 11 daaaUM Dept MM7w) "Heimlicfa maneuver" — an action Guerrieri, who has been a volunteer Guerrieri resides bere with Us wife, Lifestyle Orcaatttoa Dept.... which involve! the application of pres- fireman with the borough's Engine Karen, and two daughters. Suzanne, 14, Make A Date it Sports Dept sure on the rib cage of a person who it Company No. 1 for nine years, said that and Nicole,*. Movie Timetable. n MMdletowa Bareaa... I71-Z2M CMDMUaVi OMtaaries. ...ttl-tltz Italian Buffet, $f.K T|UI r Fabulous Luncheons at 4 J****" J?"« ' Fromagerie.lt Ridge Rd , Call tat-On. For Help Day or atatit Wed. at Shore Cattoo. 111 UMXMltfCMIWM IJ-U.Z1-8 Udous entrees, salad bar In- Rumson. Tues. Fashion Night 11 cluded. 2*l-4J0O. Ave.. Highlands. »1-«712 Show-Village Shop. Belford MICHAEL OUERRIERI: 'Just happy she's all right.' 2 The Dbriry Itegteter SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. OCTOBER 20,198O Noted political analyst speaks Hostage, hardware exchange seen TION By PAMELA JANIS They are interested in By The Associated Press MATAWAN - Dr Martin causes," he continued. Abend, the political analyst "Anti-semitism appeals to and television commentator, the emotion of discontent. It The body of the 10th victim — a 7-year-old said last night that he be- is the politics of the dis- U.S. wins war game girl — was found Saturday in a vacant lot by lieves the 52 American enchanted." PORT IRWIN, Calif - Reserve troops volunteers who signed up to kick through hostages being held in Tehran Abend, who teaches politi- from four states repulsed a "Warsaw Pact" weeds and brambles in search of bodies and will ultimately be exchanged cal science at Jersey City army on the California desert in what was clues. Organizers of the search said the for American military State College, advised his au- believed to be the largest computerized war biracial effort by hundreds of blacks and "hardware" that would be dience to actively fight anti- game ever played, officials said yesterday whites had helped ease racial tensions pro- used in Iran's war with Iraq semitism by relying on their More than 1,200 soldiers and officers took duced by the slayings Speaking before a group of own intellect and instinct. He part in the Computer Assisted Map Maneuver Four other children are missing. The vol- about 80, Abend said be based his opinion on remarks made likened recent European ac- Simulation held Saturday and yesterday at unteer searches are to continue each Satur- tivities to a small child this installation ISO miles northeast of Los day, while the daily door-to-door canvass is earlier this month by Presi- dent Carter on the possibility "walking towards a curtain Angeles assigned to uniformed police officers Homes with a lighted candle." He There was no marching, crawling in missed by police will be visited by fire- of the Iranian war bringing the hostages borne sooner. suggested that his listeners trenches or bombing of enemy positions The fighters ask themselves "how far the entire attack existed only a* messages of Abend interpreted what he "We'll be using our regular beat officers, discerned to be the presi- child go." and then "step troop movements relayed from SO outposts to any officer on duty between » a.m. and t in." a central computer The computer was used p.m.," Public Safety Commissioner Lee P. dent's optimism on a pending to sift and analyze information, Just as it Brown said last night. "When they are not hostage release to mean that His audience voiced con- would be In a genuine battle, said MaJ. responding to calls for service, they will be, he had knowledge not avail- cern over which presidential Arthur Evans of the 40th Infantry Division of in a systematic way, checking their areas." able to the public. candidate would be more sup- "I know political psy- >kvCM1P«rto portive of Israel. the California Army National Guard. About 250 officers and 250 firefighters are ANALYST COMMENTS — Political analyst and WN EW television commentator Dr. At headquarters, the battle was played taking part They will leave at each home chology, " Abend said "It Is the psychology of ambitious Martin Abend, third from left, poses with members of B'nai Brith Bavshore Lodge Calling Carter "a dis- out on a 30-foot by 10-foot horizontal board materials designed "to provide every house- 2551, which sponsored his lecture last night in Matawan. With him are left to right, aster," Abend asserted that representing West Germany, Evans said. hold with safety tips so we have no more of men." The white-haired com- David Krlstol, membership chairman, Harold Crane, president, and Stephen Finn; the president, if re-elected, It was like a "mind-boggling chess our children becoming victims," he said. vice-president. would "probably recognize match," he said. mentator, who is known for bis outspoken and con- erous Abend stated. "Every- or on both sides must be con- into Cuba in 1978 Abend also and legitimize the P.L.O." Stevens, workers agree servative views on national one feels the humiliation — cluded ' mentioned the Abscam ac- He disclosed that he will vote 20 hurt in jail fight and international political is- blacks, Jews, Hispanics." The commentator il- tivities as another event that for Ronald Reagan because he is satisfied with Reagan's MIAMI — Twenty inmates and a guard ROANOKE RAPIDS, N.C. - Organized sues, addressed his remarks Calling that humiliation one lustrated his point by sharing would "come and go" in the labor has won a battle In its bitter 17-year to members of B'nai Brith of "America's interests" in a political maxim that he collective American memo record as governor of Califor- were injured yesterday in a "free-for-all" at nia. "But," he said, "in poli- the Dade County Stockade that police said fight with J.P. Stevens & Co. Inc. over un- Bayshore Lodge 2551 and sev- the Persian Gulf right now, says has been true throughout ry ionization at some plants, but the company's eral members of the general Abend said that events sur- history: tics, you vote against a can- was sparked by a fight between two pris- But one issue he cautioned didate, not for one." oners. chairman says the war is not over yet. Union public in the Matawan-Aber- rounding it will in part de- "When a proud enemy is his listeners not to take casu- One of the two involved in the initial fight members in seven Stevens plants here voted deen Regional High School termine the election. defeated, build them a golden ally was the recent surge of Abend told The Daily Reg- was black and the other Latin but the fight unanimously yesterday to accept a contract auditorium. He also noted that Elec- bridge to retreat across," anti-semi tic activity abroad. ister later that he had not was not a racially motivated, Dade County with the company, the first union agreement He said that the ap- tion Day will mark the first Abend quoted. He added that Calling the wave of anti- addressed Independent can police spokesman Doug Reese said. Stevens has ever signed. The dispute had proaching election is not un- anniversary of the hostage's a knowledge of history was semitic demonstrations over- didate John Anderson be- About 40 police officers dressed in riot become a symbol of Industry's efforts to keep related to current events in capture. crucial to current political seas "rampant," Abend told cause "he has no chance of gear restored order by 5 p.m., an hour after organized labor out of the South and the vote Iraq But, he added, even an ex- understanding because "if his rampant concerned and Winning." the fight began, Reese said. was greeted by cheers from 750 union work- "Carter and his lackeys change of hostages for mili- you know history, you know sympathetic audience that He praised his audience as the future." Fifteen inmates were taken to Jackson ers who met at a local high school. did not order the Iraquls to tary parts must be done deli- economic deprivation and being "receptive" and Memorial Hospital for treatment of injuries But Whitney Stevens, chairman and chief attack Iran," Abend said. cately. When asked by a member anti-intellectualism were re- quipped that its small size executive of the nation's second-largest tex- "They were going to do that "You're watching a scene of his audience whether such sponsible for similar feeling ranging from cuts and bruises to broken a face-saving would not in- made him feel as though he banes, Reese said. No serious injuries were tile concern, said Stevens would remain op- anyway. But," he added, "it of a country that's proud and in the past. were "teaching a class." posed to unionization at nearly all of Its 70 was Instigated in part by the defeated and a country that's crease American humiliation reported. He said that philosophy He also said he ap- other plants. U.S.; I have no doubt about it. proud and not so defeated," by the Iranian government, similar to Abbie Hoffmann's Abend replied that it "would preciated time he could spend "The company continues to be openly and Carter's re-election is at Abend told a rapt audience, message to radical American Freighter tips over strongly opposed to unions In its non-union stake." many of whom were wearing be humiliating, yes, " but talking, because television that Americans "have ex- youth in the sixties partially demands restrict his com- CORPUS CHRIST!, Texas - The Port of plants," Stevens said In a news conference at Abend believes that the chais, the Hebrew symbol for hostage issue is one national life, around their necks. tremely short memories." accounted for European anti- mentary to no more than SO Corpus Chrlsti was closed to ship traffic the company's headquarters In New York. semitism today. The union, however, agreed to call off a concern that cuts across lines "Each has something to give He cited to his surprised seconds during a program. yesterday after a Greek-registered freighter "They are told not to "That makes you not only loaded with grain heeled over and crashed four-year consumer boycott of Stevens prod- of religion, race and political to the other," he said. listeners several instances of uct* and end an arill-Stevens publicity cam- loyalty. "But the Iranian am- political action and scandal think," Abend said, referring look like, but sound like a into a wharf. to anti-semitlc demonstrat- lunatic," Abend told his lis- The harbor was closed to make sure no paign. "There is something per- bassador has to save face that he claims passed through sonal about the hostages to back home," he continued, public memory, Including the ors abroad. '"Those people teners who laughed delighted- passing ship made a wake that might Up the are not Interested in facts. ly vessel further Into the wharf and possibly roll every American," the vocif "and an agreement with hon- sending of Russian troops It over, officials said Jordan makes speech ! Coast Guard officials said the 48J-foot TUSKEGEE, Ala. - National Urban ; ''Good Master," due to leave port yesterday, League President Vernon Jordan, delivering heeled over and slammed Into the wharf his first speech since he was shot in the back Barrage sends Nazis into retreat about 6S0 a.m. when Its ballast wai being last May, urged blacks last night to wield shifted by the crew. "the political power of our numbers" by EVANSTON, IU. (AP) - The ship remained tilted over at about a voting in the presidential election. It was supposed to be an hour- 40-degree angle last night. long demonstration of Nad Jordan did not formally endorse Presi- party strength and white su- dent Carter, but he said Republican nominee premacy. But it was over in Refugee reward hiked Ronald Reagan's economic policies "are not five minutes for 11 brown likely to win over many black voters." shirts who were pelted by MIAMI — The federal government is of- He also dismissed independent candidate rocks and eggs by thousands fering volunteer agencies 11,000 per refugee John Anderson as an ineffective alternative of counter-demonstrators and to resettle 8,100 hard-to-place Cubans re- and warned that "the most damaging course decided to beat a hasty re- maining at Fort Chaffee, Ark., and 100 still at for all black interests" would be not to vote treat under police protection. a Miami camp, a State Department official at all. Six arrests were reported y Jordan, addressing some 1,000 people, on charges varying from dis- "It's a fair amount and the voluntary chose Tuskegee Institute's chapel as the site orderly conduct to ag- agencies have not said they are displeased for his first address since he was shot last gravated battery. with it," State Department spokesman Art May 29 In Fort Wayne, Ind. Evanston Police Officer . Brill told The Miami Herald from Washing- "It is Important to me that my first James Boone was struck on ton. public speech since last May take place in my the leg by a brick and re- The federal government had been paying native South, on a black college campus, leased after hospital treat- ! the agencies WOO per Cuban resettled out of talking to young black people who are our ment He was the only person the camps. future hope," said Jordan. reported injured. Brill said the State Department is more The Lovelace Park con- than tripling the fee because many of the frontation yesterday came af- remaining refugees have psychological prob- Volcano still erupting ter a two-mile march by 2,000 • lems and require long-term Institutional VANCOUVER, Wash. - Mount St. Helens people who attended an anti- care. showed no signs of settling down yesterday, Nad rally at Northwestern BARRAGE — A small group of Neo-Nazis try to shield and other missiles thrown by part of a crowd of several after five outbursts of steam and volcanic University. themselves from a barrage of rocks, eggs, tomatoes thousand who turned up to protest a Nazi rally . Child killers sought ash In 48 hours, even though a lava dome wai The largely Jewish crowd ATLANTA - Five hundred police and forming rapidly in the volcano's crater, sci- there gave Independent presi- people is by implication an "Remember Auschwitz" Liberty and Jewish Security. one man shouted at the Nads firefighters, looking for any shred of entists said. dential candidate John B. An- attack on us all. If we do not and other Nazi-run concen- "Not in Jerusalem, not in while other men threw rocks, evidence that might prevent another killing, "We're still in an eruptive phase," said derson, an Illinois con- tration camps, paid homage Paris, and not in Evanston." eggs and tomatoes and gressman, a warm greeting draw the line here and now, shouted "Death to the Na- were launching a door-to-door canvass of Susan Russell-Robinson, a geologist with the we can't draw it anywhere.'' to those who died in the Holo- The crowd cheered. AtlanU today in the Investigation of the U.S. Geological Survey. as be called for an end to caust and warned of a recent ds." "the blot of anti-Semitism in Several people at the rally At Lovelace Park, the The 11 Nads were backed slaying of 10 black children. About 10 hours after the dome of hot semi- upsurge in anti-Semitic ac- mood was ugly as counter- Meanwhile, the City Council was meeting molten rock — which could eventually plug America." wept as they sang Hebrew tivity around the world. to a park restroom wall by demonstrators gathered to the barrage and were forced ' to consider imposing an 11 p.m. curfew for the volcano's throat — began forming in the "We Ignore, at the peril of songs proclaiming "Israel "(We are) Jews who will all we hold dear, the re- shout at the members of the to duck continuously behind children under 15 and a $20,000 appropriation crater, a deep earthquake too weak to meas- lives" and "Let My People never forget what Nazism did National Socialist Party of ure was recorded late Saturday night, said surgence of anti-Semitism in Go." Many of the speakers, swastika-marked shields. As to a reward fund that already totals more to us," said Sol Goldstein, America and hang a brown- the Nazis abandoned the than $50,000 in slate and private contribu- A.B. Adams at the University of Washington America," Anderson said. who stood above signs ad- chairman of the Public Ac- "An attack on the Jewish shirted effigy from a tree. area, they were pursued by tions. geophysics center In Seattle. monishing spectators to tion Committee on Indvidual "Hoodlums! Hoodlums!" spectators. People Bomb injures 7 Americans Water meter fouls bills NEW YORK - Breoke estranged husband, Grant Soviet Union, now says the (continued) service and temporarily put in an undersized Aleiander. IB. of Kailua, Tinker, and Richard government should stay MANILA, Philippines (AP) - A bomb ex- He said he then proposed to run a line into the line. She said he promised to install a larger line Hawaii, was crowned Miss Carlton Meeker, Miss out of the grain export plosion a few minutes after a speech by President project from Linden Avenue, but he couldn't get and meters when the rest of the homes were World-USA, at New Moore's first husband and business. Ferdinand E. Marcos injured seven Americans municipal approval. He said his attorney told finished. and about IS others at a congress of U.S. travel York's Studio 54 Saturday the father of the dead "Government does a him it would be all right to use abandoned water Kovelesky said be would pay for the water night. The pageant was a youth. agents but Marcos was not hurt. lines running down Coleman Avenue to service terrible Job when It gets None of the injured were listed in serious until all the houses on the block were finished, benefit for the Kidney involved in the business the homes. she said. Foundation of New York. condition. There were meters for the homes at Coleman CHAMPAIGN, III. (AP) world," Butz said Satur- The April t Liberation Movement, which op- — Former Agriculture day, pointing to the U.S. and Wilson avenues, but others were ruined by a Seaman said she and her husband didn't poses Marcos and his government by martial law, contractor who installed storm sewers in that question this when they moved in. It was only LOS ANGELES (API- Secretary Bui Bali, who Postal Service as an exam- had warned the travel agents not to come to Actor Ed Asaer delivered helped to negotiate a five- ple. area in 1975, Kovelesky said. when the water company changed the meter at Manila and claimed responsibility for the bomb- Township Administrator James O'Neill said 45 Coleman in March, and everyone lost water the eulogy for Richard year grain deal with the Butz said the grain deal ing yesterday. Meeker Jr., the only child he helped arrange "was Kovelesky is "whistling up a tree" with that temporarily, that they learned they were hooked The president's office said he was preparing explanation. He said Kovelesky should have up to the one meter, she said. of actress Mary Tyler probably a mistake." arrest orders for persons linked to an American, Moore extended the main in order to connect the homes The residents want to straighten out the Philippine-born Victor Lovely of Los Angeles, properly. He said he has referred the matter to matter and will pay for water if meters are Meeker, 24. who died ST. JOSEPH, Minn. who was arrested after a bomb be was allegedly Tuesday night of a self-in- Township Attorney William E. Wilson. The mat- installed, she said. (AP) - A priest who putting together exploded and injured him on ter, however, is chiefly an issue between the Kovelesky said he knew the water company flicted gunshot wound, was makes frequent visits to a Sept. 6. But the president's office did not say buried Saturday after a construction lirm and the residents, O'Neill was charging a minimum rate for the houses for convent here says he gets a whether there was any connection between Love- said. years and that one house was getting the bill. brief ceremony at West- kick out of the puzzled re- ly's associates and the bombing Sunday. wood Memorial Park. O'Neill said that earlier in the week "I knew the water company was losing actions he gets when he The bomb exploded during the opening session Kovelesky was issued a summons for filling in a money," Kovelesky said, but he said he "got Authorities are still introduces his mother. of the congress of the American Society of Travel ' trying to determine wheth- former lake near Coleman Avenue with dirt and tired of getting no place" when he contacted the "This is Sister Elva, Agents. About 5,000 people were In the seaside fill. Kovelesky said be was clearing debris on a er the death was suicide or Philippine International Convention Center, and company to try toclea r up the situation. 1 an accident. Meeker shot my mother, and I am her parcel be owns and some fell into the lake. "You call up and call up and then you stop son. Father Francis," he Marcos had just finished a speech in which be told Fred Beam, the township's plumbing sub- . himself as he chanted, She them: calling," he said. - loves me, she loves me says. code official, said there is nothing in the munici- He said be had an engineer from Bill McCann The priest from Cold "You come to the Philippines perhaps for the pal codes requiring that a meter be installed • not," after a telephone call first time and you are warned that the Philippines Associates study the problem and draft a report. to a girlfriend. Spring is the youngest son before a certificate of occupancy Is issued for a But as of early last week, he said he hadn't read of Sister Elva Hoefgen, 74, is under martial law, raising fear and ap- dwelling All that is needed during Inspection, be Asner, who starred with prehension that you come to visit a country where the report. one of two grandmothers in said, is evidence of a potable water supply. Duffy said she couldn't estimate how much. Miss Moore for seven the Benedictine convent In bloodshed is rife, kidnapping, arson, murder, One resident without a meter, Pat Seaman of years on television's pillage and destruction commonplace. money the water company has lost. St. Joseph. Both are nov- 56 Coleman Ave., said that when she and her Dawson said the BPU may rule that the "Mary Tyler Moore ices. Sister Hoefgen has 12 "But this Is a nightmare which we hope Is husband, Frank, moved in about three-and-a- Show," conducted the cer- past and gone." residents will have to pay a back fee for the children and Sister Arlene half years ago, Kovelesky told them he had an water, but admitted it would be difficult to emony, which also was at- Hynes, 64, has nine. The bomb went off during a slide film depict- agreement with the water company for water tended by Miss Moore, her ing the U.S. naval bombardment of Spanish ships decide bow much that should be. in Manila Bay in MN. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. OCTOBER 20.1980 The Daily Register 3 Williams, Bradley are busy on the campaign trail By SUP WOLLENBERC spoke at a breakfast the next day in Lerner, said. D-Ind . and for Democrat William York metropolitan area." Lerner said tional three American cities as Associated PTCM Writer Passaic where Rep. Robert Roe, D- Earlier this month, the senator spent Schultz. who is running against Sen gateways to London over the next five WASHINGTON (AP), - Sent Har- N.J,, was honored three-days campaigning in California Barry Goldwater. R Ariz The decision last week by the Civil years rison A. Williams Jr. and Bill Bradley "He was a big hit," said a Roe aide for Sen Alan Cranston: a day in Sioux But Lerner said Bradley s schedule Aeronautics Board to recommend selec- The only other contenders for the have the time this fall to do what politi- when asked about how Williams went Falls, S.D., for Sen. George McGovem for the last two weeks of the campaign tion of Pittsburgh and Baltimore as first two spots were Tampa and New- cians like best — they are campaigning over with the crowd. and a stop in Missouri for Rep Bill has sufficient flexibility to allow him to gateway" cities for nonstop flights to ark New Jersey officials have said they for others without facing re-election The 60-year-old Senate veteran's Burlison , go where he is needed most either in London doesn't leave Newark without lee] there are enough travellers to Lon- themselves. schedule lists a Monmouth County Dem- Last week, Bradley campaigned New Jersey or elsewhere options don from the New York metropolitan Aides say each of the New Jersey ocratic dinner on behalf of its local closer to home. "He's trying to balance things as Under an agreement between the area to support non-stop flights from Democrats is making the most of the candidates and Rep. James Howard. D- His schedule included making a com- much as he can. but I think he intends to United States and Great Britain, the both Newark International and Kennedy opportunity. N.J.; a Bergen County Democratic" mercial and walking an area with spend the bulk of his time in the New United States may designate an addi- International airports. Williams' schedule has him in New Women's event in Rep. Andrew Gabriel Ambrosio, a Democrat trying to Jersey for most of the campaign, while Maguire's district and an event spon- unseat Rep. Harold Hollenbeck, R-N J . Bradley has mixed New Jersey cam- sored by the Democratic organization in meeting Carter for the fund-raiser at paign stops with travels outside the Carteret where the Democratic can- the Meadowlands; an appearance with Zoning again before high court state. Williams' term expires in 1983 didate for Congress is state Sen. Karen Burstein, a congressional can- while Bradley s goes until 1985. Bernard Dwyer of Edison. didate from Long Island, NY; and a TRENTON (API - Com- About 1.000 new housing offices now claims legal argument questionnaire Williams has not allowed reports McCurry said Williams will fre- stop with Dwyer at the Ford plant in munities' fair share of hous- units have been built since A lower court upheld the on housing for the poor given that he has been implicated in the FBI's quently make unscheduled stops at po- Metuchen. ing for lowand moderate-in- then, but almost none within zoning • to the 22 attorneys represent- Abscam investigation prevent him from litical events. He said there hasn't been come families is again before the reach of low- and mod- The Supreme Court ing various communities who appearing in parades, at dinners and at a single instance of anyone asking that It also included fundraisers in New the state Supreme Court in a erate-income families agreed to review the first will argue before the court other functions for congressional as well Williams stay away from a campaign York for Senate candidate Elizabeth renewed Mount Laurel zoning Lot sizes in the three Mount Laurel decision and Other cases combined in as local candidates in New Jersey, his appearance. Holtzman of New York and Sen John rase. areas set aside are too small other zoning rulings after civ the hearings include the Ur- aides say. Williams was unable to attend the Culver of Iowa; a dinner for Senate Chief Justice Robert and the local law makes it ic groups began clamoring ban League of Essex County candidate Chris Dodd in New Haven, Wilentz scheduled arguments economically unfeasible to for more low- and moderate- against Mahwah in Bergen "We have always gotten more in- 11.000-a-plate fundraiser last week in develop them, the advocates vitations from one election to another Newark where President Carter ap- Conn.; and an appearance for Sen Pa- for today, tomorrow and income to be made available. County, and developers' suit; and this year has been no exception," peared, McCurry said, because of a trick Leahy in Vermont. Wednesday on Public Ad- The three-day hearing is against ordinances in Ches- said Michael McCurry, Williams' press long-standing personal commitment vocate Stanley Van Ness's Sought in robbery unprecedented, as is ter. Clinton and Franklin "His top priority in recent months continuing attempts to force secretary. "We have been getting more Bradley has campaigned for more has been to make himself available to OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wilentz's issuing of a 24 point townships invitations this year than ever before." New Jersey municipalities to than a dozen Democratic senators Democratic senators," Lerner said He abandon exclusionary zoning Police are looking for a Williams participated in the Colum- across the country over the past 10 said later this month, Bradley plans out- robber who wore a stocking bus Day parade Oct. 11 in Trenton and months, his press secretary, Richard of-state trips for Rep. John Brademas, Five years ago, the high mask and used a sawed-off BUILDING court tanned exclusionary shotgun to steal an estimated zoning in a case pitting the $10,000 from the township BLOCKS FOR, advocate against Mount branch of Shadow Lawn Sav- YOUR FUTURE, The weather Laurel, an 18.000 population ings and Loan Association Teller Burlington County communi OUR WOE VAHETY Friday. . Of SERVICES ARE DESIGNED ty its manager, Burton Con- Police would release no TO HELP H MANY WAYS way, describes as "solid additional information and scores middle class " would not describe the robber Mount Laurel lost the ori- further . ginal case claiming its zoning No one was injured in the CENTRAL JERSEY BANK 60 laws effectively barred less incident which ocurred at Carter mm I '. • MKKfct St « • MONMOUTH • OCCAM • UNKJN expensive housing. around 7 p in SOMERSET (AP) - President Carter is threaten- ing the existence of Israel, says the father of the hydrogen bomb, who is cam- paigning for Republican Ronald Reagan. Middle town bond rating Speaking at a motel Satur- day night, Dr. Edward Teller warned that President 9 Carter's reelection could sub- ject the entire world to Soviet is upgraded by Moody s domination. "President Carter in the MIDDLETOWN — The township's mlnistrator, tax collector and auditor Camp David agreements, NATIONAL WIATHIR SERVICE bond rating has jumped a notch, pre- appeared before a panel laid a frightening foundation sumably making the townships pending D«pt of Comiitx' for the delivery of the West $12 million bond sale more attractive to APaMa Bank to the. terrorist Yasir investors. TIDES WEATHER FORECAST — The National Weather Arafat — who is a puppet of Moody's Investor Service, Inc Sandy Hook Service forecasts showers for parts of southern the Soviet Union," he said. York, a renowned V TODAY - High 5:43 Texas today. A Canadian cold front moving south- It Carter forces Israel into st Hut i on, has inert THE DAILY REGISTER p.m. and low 11:59 p.m east will affect the weather of the Northeast states giving up the disputed area, bond rating fn Sept. 19,1980 TOMORROW - High with cool dry air. A mild southeasterly flow from Teller said, the Soviet Union increase repre reprinted with permission 6:12 a.m. and 6:39pm and the Gulf will affect the south. will succeed in completely which priie?. low 12:58 a.m. and 11:28 surrounding the Persian Gulf highey' p.m. Local weather Teller said the West Bank For Red Bank and Yesterday's high temperature at The Register weath- affects Israel's own security, Rumson bridge, add two er station was 6» degrees. The low yesterday was (1. It because in the past, the zone "The increased bond rating is seen as important because It hours; Sea Bright, deduct was tt at I p.m. and the overnight low wai U. Today's f provided a buffer of time and signals the township's sound financial health to in vestors'' 10 minute*; Long Branch, •pace against surprise at- a.m. temperatare was M. There was a trace of rain la the —Moody's Investor Service deduct 15 minutes, High- 24 hours ending at I a.m. today. There were 4 heating tacks. lands bridge, add 40 degree days yesterday, 1M (or the month and IS* for the "If Jimmy Carter carries minutes. season to date. Last year's total to date was IN. out his plots and plans, the "The bonds offered for sale by...Middletown Township NJ next time Israel is gone," he were an excellent deal" said, adding that Reagan con- South Jersey siders Israel to be "the only -WEEK IN REVIEW, Sept. 26, 1980 democracy and our only natu- Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb Mostly sunny breezy and cool today. Highs in the mid ral ally" in the Middle East. 50s to around 60. Clear and chilly tonight. Lows in the mid Teller, who is credited 30s to around 40. Sunny tomorrow. Highs in 50s. with developing the principle of the first atomic weapon, said Reagan would use an im- NO MATTER WHAT THE REPUBLICANS TELL Southern Jersey extended age of strength and other Extended forecast for Wednesday through Friday. "peaceful means" to slow YOU, MIDDLETOWN IS IN SOUND Fair Wednesday and Friday Chance of a few showers and eventually defeat Soviet FINANCIAL SHAPE, AS ATTESTED BY Thursday. Mild Wednesday and Thursday with highs in expansionism. the 60s. A little cooler Friday with highs around 60. Early "The men in the Kremlin AIXAN J. MacDONALD NEWSPAPER ARTICLES, COMMENTS AND morning lows around 40 Wednesday. Around 50 Thurs- are not adventurers," he day. And in the 40s Friday. , said. "They are cautious and RATINGS BY PRESTIGIOUS FINANCIAL Fairbanks conservative and respect Hartford Htltn« strength and determination." Honolulu North Jersey FIRMS, AND MOST OF ALL, BY THE PUBLIC RECORD.' Houston The 73-year-old Hungar- Inonapm ian-bom scientist and anti- Jichtnvllc Mostly sunny breezy and cool today. Highs in the mid Juntau 50s to around 60. Clear and chilly tonight. Lows in the mid communist blasted Carter KansCltv and America's current in- • Self-Insurance program which has already saved an estimated Las VWI 30s to around 40. Sunny tomorrow. Highs in 50s. I.Idle Rock ternational image. He said $620,000 for the township L01 Angtllt Louisville weakness in this country has Memphis grown to dangerous Miami Jersey Shore • Mlddletown Township has consistently maintained an outstanding min- Milwaukee dimensions in the last four MplvSI.P Mostly sunny breezy and cool today. Highs in the mid imum lovol of Indebtedness, and has established a 90% tax collection Nashville years and has helped to New Orleans 50s to around 60. Clear and chilly tonight. Lows in the mid spread the "Soviet empire." rats Ntw York Norlolk 30s to around 40. Sunny tomorrow. Highs in 50s. Okla Cltv Omaha • f 12 million In Mlddletown Township munlolpal bonds recently offsrsd Orlando PhlKUPhle Eastern Pennsylvania for sala were bid on by flvo promlnant looal banks, and were sold In Just Phoenix Pittsburgh three days PI land. Me Mostly sunny breezy and cool today. Highs in the 50s Pllend, Ore Clear and chilly tonight. Lows mainly in 30s. Sunn) Rapid Cltv Reno tomorrow. Highs in the mid 40s to mid 50s. Richmond Sail Lake XEROX COMS San Diego FOR CONTINUED San Fran Statllt Eastern Pennsylvania extended SI Louis INSTANT St p Tampa FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY St Sle Marie PRINTING Spokane Extended forecast for Wednesday through Friday. Tulsa Fair Wednesday and Friday...Chance of showers Weshlngln wolf press inc through HI—r Thursday. Mild Wednesday and Thursday with highs in 170 Monflwuft. SnVtl the upper 50s to mid 60s. A little cooler Friday with highs Dad Sank • 741*300 in the 50s. Early morning lows in the 30s Wednesday. In EXPERIENCE the 40s Thursday. And in the mid 30s to mid 40s Friday.

Keyport man held on weapons counts KEYPORT - Police ar- we're all you need rested a man and charged him with unlawful possession Complete Interior Designing. Carpet From Karastan and of a double-barreled shotgun AL MacDONALD and dagger after he allegedly Beautiful Custom Draperies other, fine mills. Furniture shot out a street light on expertly installed by our — Henredon, Century, and Broad Street Saturday. own experienced personnel. Harden, Statton, Hitchcock, etc. Anthony Alessi, 31, of 34 FRANK CALLAHAN Broad St., was arrested at the "YOU'LL LIKE THIS STORE" Bayside Tavern after the street light incident, accord- for ing to police. The shooting took place in front of the MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Monmouth Lounge Deputy Mayor Alessi is being held at FRANK CALLAHAN Monmouth County Jail in lieu COMMITTEE of $15,000 bail. Arresting of- Paid for by the Mlddletown Township DomDemocratie c Executive Committee Elizabeth Pace, Chairperson, ficers were Sgt Raymond 47 Buttonwood Drive, Mlddletown, NJ07748 Lee, and Patrolmen Bruce Marcinczy, Alan Duncan and David Visconi. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1980 Iraq, Iran both claim success Michael Wall, 56; BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) Iranian army camp near berg, said Ayatollah Hashemi the wounded with difficul — .Iran claimed the defenders Khorranubahr as tha war be- Rafsanjaiu told her ID an in- If." Iraq, meanwhile Obituaries of Abadan checked ar. Iraqi tween the two Persian Gulf terview Sunday: "The Ira-claimed its troops overran ar IIIMIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIMIHIIIMIUHUIHIIIIMItllllMIIIINIIIIKimil of crash injuries advance on the besieged oil oil nations started its fifth nian Parliament will make Iranian army camp at Aldaj refinery city while Iraq week today. its decision on the hostage near Khorramshahr. It saic LEONARDO - Michael Hoboken Tavern Association claimed its troops overran as The leaden of both gov- issue immediately after the eight Iranian soldiers were John Baron, was Wall. 56. owner of two tav- and the Hoboken Boxing As- ernments ignored appeals special parliamentary com- killed, H were taken prison erns in Hoboken and Jersey sec iation. Fatal crash from other Moslem nations mission that is working now erand 10 tanks were de- City, died yesterday at St. Surviving are bis wife, the for a four-day cease-fire dur- has presented a plan, and that stroyed Mary's Hospital. Hoboken, of former Joan 0'Sullivan; a investigated ing Islam's holiest holiday, will happen by the end of this Iran also claimed that it- hospital official injuries suffered in an auto- son. Michael, here, two the feast of id el-Adha, which week at the latest ' forces in the Susangerd area mobile accident earlier this MIDDLETOWN - John Mr Baron was a social daughters, Mrs Marie HOWEIX - Police are began yesterday. The Koran, Iranian communiques re- M miles north of Kbor month ported heavy fighting at both W Baron. Gilville Lane, di- work consultant to the Whelan of Woodbridge and continuing to investigate an the Moslem holy book, for- ramshabr, blocked an at Mr Wall was born in Ire- accident Friday involving a ends of Iraq's 300-mile in- rector of social services at Witmer House Inc., Long Mrs. Nancy Guerian, here, bids the spilling of human tempt by Iraqi troops to ad , land and lived In Jersey City car and a cement truck in blood during the period. vasion front as well as in the vance and forced them to re Marlboro Psychiatric Hospi- Branch, and to the Holmdel three brothers, John of Ire- tal, died Saturday at Mon- Convalescent Center. He was before moving here He was which a Long Branch man Meanwhile, the a Ameri- central sector. But no major treat. mouth Medical Center, Long a member of the Middletown the owner of the Shannon land, Maurice of Chicago, and was killed cans held hostage in Iran change in the battle lines was Branch Human Rights Commission Tavems in Hoboken and Jer- Daniel of Jersey City; two Police said Charles Hyers, began their 352nd day in cap- reported by either govern- Mr Baron was born in and the National Association sey City sifters, Mrs. Mary Costello of 41, of 8 Manhasset Drive, a tivity today, and the speaker ment. Tinton Falls police Monticello, Ga , and had of Social Workers He was a member of the Ireland and Mrs. Kathleen pedestrian, was killed when of the Majlis, Iran's Par- Iran acknowledged for the probe three thefts lived here since 1959 He was He received a 15-year Leonardo Community Fire Costello of Chicago, and five he was struck by the truck liament, indicated that it first time that the Iraqis con a graduate of Morebouse Col- award for service to the state Department, the Irish Feder- grandcnidren after it was in collision with would decide their fate late trolled all the highways lead- TINTON FALLS - Police lege, Atlanta, Ga., and re- of New Jersey. ation of Monmouth County, The Earl F. Bosworth Fu- the car. Hyers was leaving this week or early next week, ing into Abadan and said they are investigating three sepa- ceived a master's degree in He was a member of the and Hoboken Elks Lodge 74 neral Home, Hoboken, is in the A-Mart Store on Route just before the first an- hit the besieged city with rate incidents of theft which social work from Atlanta Kiwanis Club. Tinton Falls, He also was a member of the charge of arrangements. 547, south of Old Tavem niversary of their being made "heavy weapons and artil- occured at the Hilton Inn, 700 University He formerly was and the Shrewsbury AME Road, here. prisoners. lery fire" Sunday. But the Hope Road, here. In the first a professor of black studies at Zion Church, Red Bank, No summonses have been A Swedish radio cor- defenders "returned the fire incident, approximately $950 MonmoVth College, West where he was president of the issued, police said respondent. Agneta Ram- and prevented the Iraqi worth of items were stolen Long Branch men's club for many years. mercenaries from advanc- f roma vehicle owned by Rene Monmouth Beach ing," a communique said. It . He was a member of the Surviving are his wife, Vi- Mrs. Carl F. Mihm Anjoubault of West Long vian; a son, John F., at claimed the destruction of six Branch, last Tuesday Marlboro State Hospital Iraqi tanks, five other vehi- Planning Committee and was home; a brother, Dr. Oliver man dies in crash MONMOUTH BEACH - Surviving are her bus- J. Baron of Monticello; his cles and five enemy Approximately $450 worth the hospital s affirmative ac- Aimee F Mihm. 91. of West band, Carl F Mihm, and sev- "bunkers." tion officer He was a lec- mother, Frances Peed, here, KUMSON - A Monmouth Squad to Riverview Hospital, St . died yesterday at her of items were stolen from a turer on social work in the and his stepfather, John H. Beach man was killed in a where they were treated home. eral nephews and nieces. The communique reported vehicle owned by a Florida nursing educational depart- Peed,here' head-on, two-car collision on The accident is under in- The Damiano Funeral house-to-house fighting was man and a $40 candlabra was Mrs. Mihm was born in continuing in the port of ment and assisted with staff The Childs Funeral Home, Ridge Road Saturday night, vestigation by Patrolman Italy and had lived here .48 Home, Long Branch, is in stolen from a trailer' belong- seminars and workshops at police said Two women suf- Robert T. Hoffman. No sum- Khorramsnahr, 10 miles up ing to Paul Gregor of Oak- Red Bank, is in charge of years charge of arrangements. the Shalt al-Arab estuary the hospital. arrangements fered minor injuries in the monses have been issued, po- hurst sometime between Sat- crash lice said from Abadan, and said the urday night and yesterday Stephen G. McCarthy, 22, McCarthy was bom in Mrs. John P. Schwindt Iranian navy was evacuating morning. Donald J. McCue, 53; of Park Road, was pro- Long Branch and had lived KEYPORT - Dorothy E Joanne Kucharek of nounced dead at Riverview most of his life here before Schwindt. 62, of Washington Beach wood; two brothers, Hospital, Red Bank, accord- moving to Monmouth Beach. St.. died yesterday at George Kelly of Council founded sports group ing to police He had been employed for Bayshore Community Hospi- two yean by Towne Chevro- Bluffs, Iowa, and Walter Kel- . RED BANK - Donald J. member of the Red Bank and Police said McCarthy's tal, Holmdel ly of Cliff wood Beach; four McCue, S3, of Elm Place, Fair Haven fire departments car was traveling east on let, Middletown Mrs. Schwindt was born in Do you make oul ol stale calls that total ov« torty Ridge Road between Avenue Surviving are his parents, sisters, Mrs. Catherine died yesterday at Riverview He was a U.S. Navy veteran Newark and had lived here 20 Batynski of Clinton, Mrs. dollars a monlti? Hospital of World War II and a mem-• of Two Rivers and Navesink Mr. and Mrs Ronald W. Mc- years Would you like 10 save 30%. 40V 60% on your oul ol state telephone 'Road at about 6:20 p.m. when Carthy, here; two brothers, Gloria Gregorowicz of calls? ' Mr. McCue was bom in ber of Veterans of Foreign Surviving are her hus- Would you like to call more and pay less? Wars Post 2179. Middletown it skidded out of control and Ronald Jr. of Monmouth Bloomfield, Mrs. Margaret tong Branch and lived here band, John P. Schwindt; two Ordyk of Cliffwood Beach, e Would you like this service lo> ar out ol stale son. daughlei or parent? most of his life. He was the Surviving are his wife, the struck a car going in the op- Beach and David C , here, sons, John P. Jr. of Toms II you have a single telephone line, with touchtone, ano your owner and operator of the former Dorothy Mohr, a son, posite direction driven by Pa- and two sisters, the Misses River and Joseph of and Mrs. Elaine Elmer of number begins with 264.446. 536. 566. 583,591, or 739 we can Red Bank Exxon service sta- William N. McCue of Mid- tricia A. Malone of 35 Spring Colleen McCarthy of Boulder, Manchester; three Irvington, and 11 grand- help you. II you do not have touchtone we can order it lor you. St.. Red Bank Colo., and Deborah McCarthy children. Call COMMUNEX, INC. (201) M1-1476 any hour, 7 days a tion dletown; a daughter, Mrs. duaghters, Mrs. Dorothy E. wtMk. Laava name, addraaa and talaphona number. OR ' He was a founder of Red Carol J. Mendyka, here, and Malone and her passenger, of New York City. Way, here; Mrs Kathleen The b-y Funeral Home is WRITE P.O. Box 2M ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 07716 Bank Youth Sports. two grandchildren. Terry Trochen of 152 E. The John E. Day Funeral Todd of Toms River and Mrs. in charge of arrangements. - He was a member of Holy The Worden Funeral River Road, here, were taken Home, Red Bank, is in charge trinity Evangelical Lutheran Home is in charge of arrange- by the Rumson First Aid of arrangements. Church, here, and a former ments. Joseph E. Finegan Michael Drugas UNION BEACH - Eatontown, and American RUMSON - Joseph E. Surviving are his wife, the Michael Drugas. 85, of 404 Finegan, 68, of It Avenue of former Dorothy Legion Post 321, here. Shore Road, died Saturday at His wife, the former Alma GOOD/YEAR Two Rivers, died yesterday Cadwallader; two sons. Wil- the Lyons Veterans Adminis- at Riverview Hospital, Red liam K. of Little Silver and Korn, died in 1966. tank tration Medical Center, George S of Sea Bright; a Lyons. Surviving are a daughter, SERVICE ^STORES i Mr. Finegan was bom in daughter, Mrs. Eileen Newark and had lived here Mr Drugas was bom in Mrs. Michelle Marenski of Stivitts of San Jose, Calif ; a Newark and lived in Keyport Keyport; three grand- most of his life. He worked as brother, William J. Finegan a gardener on private estates before moving here IS years children, and a great-grand- Jr. of Mllford, Conn ; a sis- ago Before retiring in 1966, child. in the area. ter, Mrs. Doris MulUns of 12-MONTH TUNE-UP he was a driver for the Hopla Fair Haven, and seven grand- Ml Card Of Thanks Trucking Co., Keyport. The Bedle Funeral Home, children. He was a U S. Army veter- Keyport, is in charge of ar- Your aaa saving Goodyear tun* up should lasl al lust on* year, but just MV IIKHI THANKS - T. Jaftfl The John E. Day Funeral an of World War I and arangements. SUMt iwlaliten tar tha aaautlltil to mak* aura, wall r*ch*ck your angina Ire* ol charge not one*, nol •MM af Itonn ana •anMlam M Haa- Home, Red Bank, is in charge member of the Disabled twice, but THREE TIMES during In* next twelve months! • aka In tnaman of Earl H. Williams of arrangements. American Veterans, Chapter StlKaralv. mlH. Llkkv H Williams 20, Fort Monmouth and 88 $ 88 Ml OMlh Notices 20J Death Notices Mrs. Mette Hansen

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Ocl ». 10 a.m., fram Iffmmt Shartlana Mimorlil the Haly Trinity Evangelical Luther Long Branch. Qoodytr wilt tun* your C«( w*»clfonk:«lly, tnd pr*t«fi1 you with • Fnxi Engirt* Analysjii c*w Oardant. Hailat «MafK» may catl 20% tlfkat. good lor on* y-v from the df.t. ol It* luno-up ANY TIME WITHIN ONE YEAR of your an Church. Eatt Front Slraot. Mad Mrs. Hansen was bom in lurwup lrt» your Invoice end cortlftcata bach to In. •lex. thai performed Ine lurxup. and at IM tunaral Kama Tuauay 11 •an* Interment Forest Groan Park p.m. and at tha church a * a.m. In Qoodyeer will provide, free of charge, up to three eeperete antlyeee Cematarv, Marlboro, N.J. Prlandi Denmark and lived in KODAK PROCESSING If any of iheee check upa indtcafee the need tor any ed|uatm*nta or pan npiacemenia mat IKU o) ttawari »lndiy mata dona may call Monday from J • p.m. and llant to tha kldnav foundation, Mon were pad ol the original tune up, Goodyear will make the adjuaimeni or replacement 're* ol Tuatday from ]-) and 7 « p.m. at tha Brooklyn, N.Y., and Red AT ALL TIMES charge. mouth Medical Cantar. Long funeral home In lieu of flowers •ranch donation! may Da made to tha Holy Bank before moving here in Trinity Church or tha Hotplco pro- aram of Mlvervlew Hospital. 1947. FINEGAN— PmtMA. Joaaa* She was a charter member I. at Humid-.. *n Oct il. twt Mi«v WALL —Michael ITonrl.onOct band a) Dorothy. (naa If, of Leonardo. N.J., formerly of of Holy Trinity Evangelical Cl—illsairl; l—m 1 WMIIam K.. Jersey Cllv. Beloved hutband ot attrit I., and HUM SU.rm, Joan (naa O'Sulllvan); daar father Lutheran Church, Red Bank. •HOTCCt MOVWO •ARTS Ktkgr 1 William J. Jr.. M Darti of Mn Marie Whelan of Wood Her husband, John P. Front-End Alignment kWillna VKNWa Tuan i-< and M Drleve. Mrt Nancy Guarlan of a.m. P—aral wraka Wad. tin Leonardo and MKheal Wall; brother Hansen, died in 1946 Lube cV OH Change Improve Handling. Boost MPO. Increase Tread Ufa. | m at JaM I. On Funeral Horn., of John Wall ot Ireland. Maurice tail Sana. Damllma la via Ameri- Wall af Chicago. Daniel Wall of Jer- Surviving are two sons, • Inspect ell lour llree • can CMcar SacMt. MMirimrBi sey City. Mrs. Mary Coitello af Ira- Set caster, camber, end Start* Unit, aaraoW Hall. »i land and Mn Kathleen Cottello of George, here, and Charles of mnuru. N.j aim watman • Transmission fluid * Battery ca loe lo proper alignment • Chkeeo. alto survived by five Red Bank; two grand- • Power steering F lifer 3O88 inspect suspension end grandchildren. Funeral from the fluid • Belle and hoses steering systems MCCARTHY — ste<*on o., ef Earl •. aotworth Funeral Home, 311 children, and six great-grand- • Brake fluid • Differential level You pay only once. From then on, Most U S cars Includes Hmnion, on Oct II. 1X0 Son of Mr Willow Aye . Hoboken, on Wad.. Oct. includes up to me • Tire preeeure WAMUNTIOM l! we'll align your car's Irani end al front wheel drive Many and Mri RanaM W. McCarthy, II. at I » am Funeral man at SI children. quart* Quaker Strtt OAVt CM no charge every 5,000 miles or Imports and light trucks tnMr at Ronald. DoyU. CMMan Jaeaph'i H.C Church. Jersey City. OPnOUVlM 10W40OD inciudee many tmporta and uo.ni trucks whenever us needed-for as long Cneveltes eitrs Parts am Oeaere*. Mo visitation MomorI at • :S0 a.m. Intermant Molv Name The Worden Funeral B> THUdS nnls.1 Oil HHer aiira if neede Pteaee call lor appointment as you own your car No problems end additional eervtcee Ctmatary. 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Mon.-Fri.7:M*.m.-«p.ni. SaH.8a.ni.-Jp.nl. The Daily Register Billy-Libya story, chapter two Established in 1(78 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON IMMIMIimillMHIIIIIIIIIIIIttmilllHIIIIIII The two ringleaders nave storm of protest from friends WASHINGTON - One of been indicted for gun-running of the late Errol Flynn and a ARTHUR Z KAMIN the biggest bombshells in the and are now on the lam from pending libel suit by the WILLIAM BLOCK, JR. Billy Carter case lies ticking WASHINGTON the law. Intelligence sources swashbuckling actor's two President and Editor Publisher but unexploded in the classi- say Wilson is hiding out in a daughters, writer Charles fied- files of the Justice De- 1V rpe T SCENE Tripoli hotel just down the Higham insists he has iu! ! £ ± Asftatanl Editor ChartaC TriNehorn. Sunday Editor Russell P Rauch partment Locked in these Night Editor: Jane Foderaro. City Editor; Doru Kulman Editorial Page Editor hall from the notorious in- documentary evidence to files is evidence that Presi- ternational terrorist Carlos dent Carter's footloose prove his charges that Flynn Pat N Riccl Controller; Richard D McKean. Advertiiini Director. Kenneth L Van Dalen the Jackal. Terpil was last was a secret Nazi sympa- brother, perhaps innocently, reported in Syria, which has I imitation Director Frank J Allocca, Production Manager ashtrays, lamps, alarm thizer and a not-so-secret became cozy in Libya with just joined in political union clocks, flower vases, radios bisexual. the leader of a ring of Ameri- with Qaddafi s Libya 6 MONDAY, OCTOBER 20. I960 and books, to world ter- ANDERSON can mercenaries — special- rorists. Billy Carter was once in Because defaming the ists in murder and mayhem One of his associates, touch with the notorious dead is not actionable in the who learned their skills in the Edwin Paul Wilson, a big Terpil, though the connection If only a fraction of the al- United States, Flynn s daugh- Central Intelligence Agency bulldozer of a man who could may be entirely innocent. He ters are about to file suit in 'See how simple it is without bureaucratic and military special forces legations can be proved in pass for John Wayne in a dim told Justice Department of- court, it will be one of the Canada, where heirs may sue middlemen?' These violent men, some cafe, is quoted in the secret ficials that he had discussed a most incendiary political- for libel if their honor and of the toughest and meanest files as explaining: "You machinegun deal with Terpil military-intelligence scan- reputation were intentionally ever to come out of Ameri- know, the Colonel (Qaddafi) Another time, Billy said dals of the decade damaged ca's clandestine operations, may some time have some Terpil had acted as an in- This secret conclusion Higham contends there's have been collaborating with young colonels or some of- terpreter for him in Libya, from Justice Department no basis for a Canadian law- Libyan dictator Muammar ficers who are getting out of though Terpil knows no for- files summarizes the case: suit, "because the book con- Qaddafi's worldwide ter- line that he wants to send a eign languages. Billy also "The United States, in ef- tains no statement criticizing rorist movement. They have said he might have signed a present to." fect, has become a worldwide the heirs." Beyond that, he supplied the terrorists with photograph, showing himself The rugged Wilson, who supplier of hardware and says he has long-buried docu- infernal murder devices and and Terpil together in Libya, also has a background as an technology in support of ments from US and British have trained them in the dark intelligence officer for the"To my friend, Frank." government archives to sub- arts. worldwide terrorism. CIA and the Navy, allegedly Former CIA personnel, mili- stantiate his charges. One is The startling details have tried to recruit an assassin to But later, Billy recanted a letter Flynn wrote to and insisted he hardly knows tary special forces and U.S. been swept under the secrecy eliminate one of Qaddaffi's corporations combine to sup- former first lady Eleanor stamp, ostensibly because enemies in Egypt for a fl the man. Both Carter and Roosevelt seeking her in- Terpil have also tried, per- ply products and expertise to they would expose CIA and million fee. whoever can pay the price." tercession in the tangled im- military secrets, but possibly According to the secret haps Independently, to break migration problems of a sus- because the information files, Terpil and Wilson have the U.S. ban on the sale of In future columns, I'll re- pected Nazi, Dr. Herman would embarrass the White recruited at least 10 U.S. spe- C-130 transport planet to Lib- port the astonishing details. Frederick Erben House. cial forces veterans who are ya. Footnote: Sources close to CONSCIENCE MONEY: the investigation claim that The ringleader of thedescribed as "trained as- My associate Dale Van General Accounting Office mercenaries is Frank Ed- sassins." But given the skill Atta has reviewed the classi- the prosecutors, fearful of auditors, the government's ward Terpil, a stocky, of these clandestine opera- fied Justice Department burning their fingers, have waste watchers, were de- mustachioed ex-CIA agent tives to conceal their identi- files, which are drawn from been handling the case as if it lighted by the example of a who owns a. home close to ties, the actual number is grand jury transcripts and in- were radioactive But thewoman who recently mailed CIA headquarters in Langley, probably greater. Another vestigators' reports. The grand Jury prosecutor in- them 30 cents — to pay for a Va , and whose wife once seven U.S. explosives experts FBI, Customs Bureau, Bu- sisted that his office is pursu- ballpoint pen she inadvertent- worked for the CIA He al- and two men trained to make reau of Alcohol, Tobacco and ing the investigation vigor- ly pocketed on a visit to a legedly has supplied weapon- sophisticated CIA weapons Firearms, and two federal ously. government office. The mon- ry and explosives, including have also been brought to grand juries have been work- OUT FOR (CAPTAIN) ey was deposited in the boobytraps disguised as Libya by Terpil and Wilson. ing on the case for two years. BLOOD: Unabashed by theTreasury. Reagan is talking for the record By JAMES J. ULPATRICK ItllllllriMIIIIIMIIHIIItlllllllllllllllltlllllllll it covers a political water- and evening TV. Un- WASHINGTON - Let me front: inflation, unemploy- avoidably, they get mighty paraphrase Mark Anthony, as CONSERVATIVE ment, tax policy, budget defi- little - SO seconds here, two transcribed by Mr. cits, energy development and minutes there, a inappy Shakespeare. The trivial military preparedness. Mr. quote, a few ringside things men say live after VIEW Reagan has talked about a teachings from the school of them, the substantive stuff is loan guarantee for the city of lets you and him fight. This Is oft interred with their bones. MIIMIIIIIIHIIIIIItlllllllHMHHIIIMIIIIIHMIIM New York He's for it He has not the fault of the TV pro- So has it been with Ronald talked about registration for ducers, reporters and an- Reagan. The Republican nominee a future draft: He's against chormen. They are prisoners The foolish notion persists has promised, if elected, to it. of the stopwatch, trapped In that Mr. Reagan has been return Greece to the military At random, my file shows KILPATRICK the inexorable colls of toe avoiding the issues — that he command structure of that Mr. Reagan has dealt clock. has addressed few topics NATO He has called for with a policy on housing, with prudent reduction might be beyond the Ku Klux Klan and fresh negotiations on the lim- the needs of small business, 56 percent, or 11.2 percent, Mr. Carter's campaign the theory of evolution. The itation of strategic arms. He with farm exports and auto or some other figure. The The U.N., symbol of hope notion ought to be dispelled. has talked about Mexico, suffers from the same handi- imports, with Cuban refugees economy might not permit Agree or disagree with the Canada, Israel, Cyprus, caps, but Mr. Carter has in- The birth of the United Nations 35 philosophy of international cooperation. and black colleges. He has any reduction at all. cumbency working for him. gentleman as you may, he Japan and Western Europe. talked about welfare and years ago this week was attended by the In a recent poll by the Roper Organiza- has addressed himself public- Quite properly he has refused The point 1 am making is Besides, we know pretty well education. He has spelled out where Mr. Carter stands oa fervent craving for peace of countries tion, respondents favored more U.S. par- ly, and usually quite explicit- to be drawn into speculation that Mr Reagan has talked his objections to the plans of the Issues that matter. True, that had survived a devastating global ticipation in the U.N. by a margin of two ly, to just about every sub- on what he would now do '' f ree'' and "comhi-s head off, and the question stantive issue of the day. about Iran, Iraq, Libya and that troubles me is why ao he sometimes does not stand, war. to one. Some 53 percent of those polled, prehensive" national health Afghanistan. Taken as a little seems to have sunk in. but merely wobbles Even so, In the field of foreign af- insurance proposed by his op- his record speaks for him. Its purposes, the U.N. charter de- however, said they believed the U.N. is whole, his comments on for- Two answers suggest them- fairs, Mr. Reagan has bluntly ponents. Mr. Reagan has no such na- clares, are: "To maintain international doing a poor job while only 30 percent ' set forth his views on China. eign affairs reflect no pro- selves. One is that the public found expertise, but neither tional record. In thousands of peace and security..to develop friendly rated it favorably. He would "develop and Now and then, for my own isn't listening to much of any- words of speeches and relations among nations based on re- strengthen" our relationship can they fairly be appraised taste at least, Mr. Reagan thing this fall, and the other Certainly, the U.N.'s Impotence in as the statements of an Ig- statements, he is trying Us spect for the principle of equal rightsan d with the People's Republic, has been too explicit. For one is that the nature of television best to cultivate one. The dealing with the Iranian seizure of the but he also would resist any noramus. In any event, there example, he persists in call- self-determination of peoples...To reduces serious statements to newspapers are covering him American hostages, the Soviet invasion effort that might threaten the they are. ing for a 10 percent across- so many bumper stickers. achieve international cooperation in more extensively than the of Afghanistan, and the volatile situation security of Taiwan. His Not surprisingly, Mr. Re- the-board reduction in tax Much as I hate to acknowl- networks, but if all we hear solving international problems of an eco- statement of August 25 onagan has devoted most of his rates. At this juncture, no one about Mr. Reagan li what we in the Middle East has shaken American edge it, as a newspaperman, I nomic, social, cultural, or humanitarian these issues may have in- campaign to issues here at can confidently say what tax- get between the weather re- faith. The arms race is accelerating and suppose it Is true that most character..." furiated the masters of Pe- home. My own file of Reagan es should be reduced, or by port and the Dow-Jones aver- the threat of nuclear war haunts us. king, but it was clear, knowl- speeches and statements Is what percentage, for thepersons get most of their na- The U.N. hasn't achieved the noble age, he has a hard row to hot. On the other side of the ledger, the edgeable and to the point. nowhere near complete, but budget of 1982. A wise and tional news from the morning goals proclaimed by the 51 nations which U.N. has been responsible for containing established it. But that doesn't label it a some regional conflicts and probably has failure. That the U.N. now includes 153 helped prevent others, and its human- nations, that it has survived more than Thinking through an arteriogram itarian programs have eradicated dis- three decades of whirlwind change ease and eased misery for hundreds of HIM ••> i >•• marked by the emergence of new na- By JIM BISHOP straps my arm to a board. He properly when my head is Thomas Gentsch, big, swimi off by itself? They tions, the world-rocking energy crisis, millions of people. Concentrate. Try to re- swift. He speaks to me. The don't want to start while I'm In this, its 35th year, as the year it member the sequence of THE and international disagreement on major thought. Dr. Rudolfo words are incomprehensible. conscious. I'll shout. My issues is in Itself a mark of success. was founded, the United Nations em- Sotolongo said the "prep" The doctor on the other aide, mouth opens. Something like The United States contributes 25 bodies the best hopes of peoples through- shot would put me in a lovely REPORTER Ernest Traad, is pumping a vacuum cleaner Is In it. I haze. I have been wheeled something. I am sleigh-riding percent of the U.N.'s budget. There is In out the world for international peace and I •IIIIIIIIIKIt IIIIMMIIIIMMIIIIIMII cannot whisper. into the operating room, a down Grant Avenue and it is the U.S. today widespread dissatisfac- social, political and economic justice. It getting dark. Something is This is a truly nice sensa- student of ceilings. The mind, tion. Happiness if a perpetual tion with the way the U.N. handles in- Isn't perfect, but without it we have if I can hang onto the memo- wrong with the head. light. A white tape is taut operation. No It Isn't. I'm ternational problems, but not with the nothing. ry center, seems reasonably I feel good. Very good If across the chest. A nurse tip- trying to get back to that clear. they want to cancel, I'll go toes into the pool of light, BISHOP sleigh-ride but I can't. I told whispers, and disappears. A along. The surgery can't be I do not know the dif- Kelly to give me three hours. white strip fixes my head to worse than the arteriogram. ference between the "prep" that another dream? This I dread her dread. If I'm not Don't dump on us. and the anesthetic. This is a the table They stick a needle in your thigh and snake it like a Roto- time should be used for hack in Room 140 on time, site and Grade Mansion, official resi- big dark room with a pool of The surgeon to my left Oceanport Mayor Clement V. Som- Rooter all the way up to your prayer. My habit is to pray she'll begin to come apart. mers and Middletown Committeman dence of New York Mayor Edward Koch, chest. Then they explode dye three times a day — one more Kathleen Is worried, and right now would be hypocrit- Frank Self, GOP candidates for the got media attention — newspaper re- — five times. tells me not to worry. Gayle ical, self-serving. Something out of Lubianka is in the room day and night, Board of Freeholders, led a busload of porters and TV cameras were there. And If I have to face God on Prison. The dye traces arter- smuggling bloody marys for Monmouth County residents into the Big just two-and-a-half weeks before Elec- this sunny afternoon, he will ies. There are four ascending her mother and sweets for have to smile when he runs Apple last week to protest construction tion Day, too. Koch 's response, if any, into the brain. My right com- me. Karen's bravery is down a list of wrongs. And of New York's 1395 million convention mon carotid is 98 percent oc- porous. She made ricepud - goes unrecorded — the mayor wasn't that's only the intentional cluded. Three should be a ding, with raisins. center. «. available to meet with the group. ones. I hope he hasn't got good number. Why was I The pool of light is disap- The center, slated for completion in time for me today. Meanwhile, N. J. Attorney General dreaming of sleigh-riding? I pearing. Not entirely It is 1964, would be the largest convention hall John J. Degnan has promised a decision try to count the cluster of Dr. Suay said: "Don't being swallowed by the in the United States. It also would dump overhead lights worry. You'll make It." It darkness around It. Some- soon on whether or not New Jersey has would be a shame to waste all raw sewage into the Hudson River daily I made it twelve. Why did thing is amusing. Two doc- grounds to bring suit to halt construction this asinine thinking. By look- I worry about death? It's the tort work on opposite sides of for at least three years; the sewerage ing straight up, I can see both of the convention center until proper most common health hazard me without speaking. I hear treatment plant that will serve the con- surgeons in perimeter vision sewerage facilities are provided, the Most people slip away easily, no sound. The arteriogram vention center isn't expected to be ready Angels of darkness in bilious without struggle. Dying Board of Freeholders has said it will uniforma. Ah, that honey- pinpoints the exact spot for operation until 1987 at the earliest. doesn't bother me; it's the moon in Paris. To see, to where the carotid is plugged. And that raw sewage eventually will consider suing if the state doesn't, and state of being dead, of not touch, to wonder, to watch Before surgeons go in the federal Environmental Protection knowing the exotic cruelties flow onto Monmouth County beaches, the the pale blue gladness in oth- these days, they have maps, man will learn to impose on protestors declared. Agency has said it is reviewing the con- er eyes. charts, pictures, road signs himself. The picketing of the construction struction approvals. and hand signals. Al Porter Now it's Bill McMorrow. How I loved my old man. kept his mother's goiter in a Haven't seen him in 20 yean. He was one-of-a-kind — jar of formaldehyde. Now He's the sage of Poland friend, raconteur, pool shark. what the hell brought that In anger, he shouted: "All Spring, Maine. Sent letters, up? ...Mayor, don't dump on us the books you wrote don't warning me about cigarettes. mean a damn thing. The best Everything is going black In expressing hopes that Amex stays Sorry I didn't listen. Get him New York City w»nU to keep the move you ever made was velvet. Soft, cool. Dr. Charles out of the lighted pool. Bring Akes, a neighbor said: "You American Stock Exchange, but soaring on his side of the Hudson, New York marrying Kelly." He told re- Mayor Edward Koch asked, rhetorically, Kelly in Wife, friend. The tired cops that a couple of do things backwards. You construction costs have forced cancella- OR could blow a fuse; she smoke, and that contracts ar- "Do you think that people would have those books were "master- tion of plans to build new Ames bead- would itiU shed sufficient teries. You don't drink and confidence in a stock exchange that says pieces," which is Irish for quarters in lower Manhattan. light "pretty good." that expands arteries." The construction if out despite a |43 the New Jersey Stock Exchange?" Thinking is disoriented. Daughter Virginia Lee r million aid package the state WM willing Taking stock of the Garden State - j I lain*i 'i" Afraid I won't remember. They dimmed the cluster shouted: "Don't switch, of lights. Or they dimmed my Dad. You were never a nasty to give Ames and a $10 million grant the beaches, peaches and casinos, all suc- Someone is jamming a needle Talk; •bout air pollution!' between my knuckles. Or Is eyes. How can I remember smoker." federal government was kicking in. cessful — sure, mayor, sure. Western Monmouth SHREWSBURY, NJ MONOAY. OCTOBER 20. i960 The DMfy Register 5' Cleanup called environmental challenge Freehold By SHERRY FIGDORE that would provide f 1.2 billion ter supply pipelines million earmarked for de- that the great majority of POINT PLEASANT over a five-year period to pay English warned that "The veloping interconnections be- Americans support environ BEACH - Cleaning up for containment and cleanup year of the Coast, the dunes tween water supplies. Most mental protection measures fire guts thousands of hazardous waste of hazardous waste sites. bill will pale by the fight I'm will ultimately link together and are willing to pay Ik* dumpsiies throughout the The conference voted -to going to begin for water.'' four large water purveyors necessary price. The survey, country in time to prevent urge the Senate to expedite The commissioner said now serving 1.5 million cus- commissioned by CEQ, EPA, bedroom further contamination of the passage of the bill, which has she had tried but failed to tomers in northern New Jer- and the Departments of groundwater that supplies already cleared the House of talk the Legislature into a sey where there are now no Energy and Agriculture, FREEHOLD - A fire half the nation with its drink- Representatives $700 million bond issue on the interconnections. found, according to Harris, started by a bedroom candle ing water will be the major Florio said illegal dump- November ballot, with half of Robert Harris, a member that 46 percent of Americans gutted the second-floor apart- environmental challenge of ing will continue because it is the total going for improved of the President's Council on are "very worried" about ment of a two-family dwell- the IMO's, according to both highly profitable and dif- water supplies. Environmental Quality, re- hazardous waste and M ing yesterday morning. speakers at the 7th Annual ficult to detect. The Natural Resources ported results of a newly-re- percent expressed "deep concern" over present meth- Although there were no'in- New Jersey Environmental There are only 350 regis- Bond Issue of 1M0 that will leased comprehensive na- ods of hazardous waste dis- juries, the families of build- Congress. tered hazardous waste collec- actually appear on the ballot tional opinion survey just re- ing owner Richard L. Hurt Rep James J. Flono, D- tors, said the congressman, totals $145 million, with $8 leased by the CEQ indicate and Robert Kennedy were N.J, keynote speaker at the and 10,000 generators of haz- forced to evacuate their congress, which drew more ardous waste materials. hornet at 28 Avenue A. than 300 to the Beacon Manor "And the most common Firemen laid that Ken- Hotel here Saturday, said result of improper waste A Political Bestiary nedy told them the fire began that the Environmental Pro- management has been the in hit bedroom when a candle tection Agency has contamination of lit furnishings in that room documented more than 7,000 groundwater," he said. hazardous waste disposal Jerry F. English, com- The Blind Trust and then spread. Fire com- panies answered Kennedy's sites throughout the country, missioner of the NJ. Depart- call at 4 28 a.m., after he had and identified 400 as "im- ment of Environmental Pro- A weekly piece of political satire by failed to extinguish the fire mediate hazards," full of tection, said that half of New Eugene J. McCarthy »nd James J himself highly toxic chemicals, heavy Jersey's drinking water sup- Kllpatrick. Illustrated by Jeff MacNelly. plies are provided by The fire was under control metals, acids, radioactive Before the true Blind Trust was de- groundwater sources In IS minutes, but the cin- materials and explosives. veloped, scholars had classified several derblock and wood building Another 380 have been But a major part of the Trusts of limited vision, some with im- suffered heavy smoke and identified, said the Camden current water problem In paired sight, some that were one-eyed, and water damage, according to congressman, as having al- North Jersey, which has led some that were indifferent to what was assistant chief William ready affected health and to 10-gallon-perday restric- going on. All these creatures, whose com- Hulse caused groundwater con- tions, she said, isn't the lack mon charge is to guard the dear old nest tamination. of water, but the inability to Fireman William egg. were exploited to some extent. New Jersey has 48 of those get the water to where it is Maushardt, of the Goodwill sites, more than any other needed Over the years a greater social need for Hook & Ladder Co, was state, and 513 domestic and "In this, the most highly nest-egg tending developed. The demand treated for a minor cut s municipal wells have been urbanized state in the na- for half-blind and poor-seeing birds — on the scene by the borough' closed so far. tion," said English, "we birds that could be trusted with nest eggs first aid squad. "The condition goes far have a mom-and-pop water — outran the supply. Moreover, there was beyond what we have seen so supply system." a suspicion that half-blind or indifferent far," said Florio, who is the Water is underpriced, Trust birds might show favoritism toward Flag flying author of the Hazardous there are too many individual the nest eggs of birds who took up public- Waste Containment Act of companies, and too few in- interest duties. Gradually the need arose 1980, the "superfund" bill terconnections between wa- for a fully Blind Trust. Once the need was is called recognized, the Blind Trust was quickly developed 'political' In appearance and method, the Blind DISPLAYS TALENT — Christina Benton, 14, of Eno- Lincroft, Belford homes Trust is a combination of Penguin and FREEHOLD - The 52 lishtown, paints a sea shell during an arts and crafts chicken. Its large, webbed feet are flags flying atop Mount celebration sponsored by the Battleground Arts Center equipped to protect the nest eggs until the Mitchill are less a monument at Temple Agudath Achim in Freehold. damaged by small fires parent bird, having fulfilled its public to the hostages in Iran and M1DDLETOWN - Two man, a cigarette was found duties, returns to claim its nest eggs (or more a monument to the fires in the Lincroft and on a couch downstairs. its young if the eggs have hatched). Democratic Freeholders who Both fires are under in- Belford sections resulted in It is popularly believed that the Blind the egg, the temperature at which it is to proposed It, according to 2 accused of placing vestigation by the Bureau of minor damage and no in- Trust does not do much to advance the be maintained, or the possible exchange, Benjamin H. Danskin, chair- Fire Prevention juries last night and early incubation process, but that it keeps the scrambling, or poaching of eggs. There is man of the Monmouth County this morning. Republican Committee. bombs at two schools egg in just about the condition it was in also some suspicion that not all Blind when delivered. Some people doubt this. Danskin termed the An electrical fire in a Trusts are wholly blind, although they all MANALAPAN - An 18- placed a bomb at the rear of dryer caused smoke damage Man is held They also doubt that the Blind Trust wear dark glasses. A few skeptical schol- $10,000 monument which was year-old Englishtown man Pine Brook School property always keeps the parent of the nest egg dedicated last week "a sad throughout a house at 100 ars believe Blind Trusts can see in the and a 15-year-old Manalapan last June, police said. The Pine St., Lincroft shortly in stabbing from seeing the egg during the period of dark. and ill-advised spending of High School student were ar- bomb failed to explode and trust. They suspect that the Blind Trust taxpayers dollars" and before 9 p.m. last night, ac- Reform-minded egg* watchers, led by rested in Englishtown and was discovered by a seven- TINTON FALLS - Pottee sometimes listens to the parent and takes criticized Thomas J. Lynch cording to a fire department Common Cause, recommend a Trust that charged with placing bomb!) year-old local boy who dis- Russell, 63, of 64 William St., advice from the parent as to the turning of Jr. for proposing it and Direc- spokesman. is not only blind but also deaf. which never exploded at armed it, and took it to his was arrested yesterday and tor Ray Kramer for support- Manalapan High School and home during the summer, po- The Lincroft and River charged In connection with ing it. Pine Brook School last sum- lice said The child's parents Plaza fire companies in addi- the subbing of a Red Bank Lynch and Kramer are mer. notified police,,they said tion to the Middletown Town- man Friday night. running for re-election to the ship Fire Company 1 had the Russell is being charged board of fresholders. The arrest Thursday of On July 9 an unexploded fire under control within IS with aggravated assualt for "The reason for this mon- Joseph F. Charland of 96 bomb was discovered by ju- minutes. the subbing of Allen Saun- ument is less to remember Wilson Ave., Englishtown, veniles on a path in a wooded ders, 53, of 259 South Pearl, LOSE INCHES the hostages than it Is to re- and his juvenile companion area behind Manalapan High A second fire early this morning damaged the down- St., In the right thigh, police member Lynch and culminated a three-month in- School, police said. said. The subbing occurred From Thighs, Buttocks, Stomach & Upper Arms Kramer," Danskin said In a vestigation into the place- stairs of a home at 116 Ever- They said Charland and green Terrace, Belford, ac- near Russell's house. Saun- prepared statement. ment of the bombs at the ders was treated and re- With One 35 Minute Treatment schools during the summer, his companion are believed to cording to the spokesman. Lynch has refused to com- have placed the bomb there leased at Rlvervtew HospiUl, ' (FOR MEN AND WOMEN) ment on the charge that the police said. The juvenile was The fire at the home of Red Bank. not named because of his age as a prank so that it would the construction of the mon- explode on graduation day in Ralph Gentile was noticed Russell was taken to Mon- Results Guaranteed or Your Money Back ument was politically June The bomb failed to ex- while the family was sleeping mouth County Jail when he motivated and has said that it Hold were charged with possession of bombs with in- plode and remained un- when one of his children re- was unable to make the 15,000 >* Call for details has been In the planning discovered until July 9, ac- turned home shortly after bail. He is scheduled to ap- stages for six months. tentions to use them un- lawfully, police said. cording to police. midnight. The Belford En- pear In municipal court to- Kramer has said that the gine Company and the. day. BEAUTIFU710 TENNEfJT LRD. , NAILMANALAPASN INC. monument is the best use the An investigation by In ('harland was released in Bel ford Independent Fire Patrolman Kenneth TRIANGLE PIAZA county has found fo the prop- vestigators John his own, recognizance, police Company had the fire under Arscott Jr., Sgt. Louis VlUle (SAME BUIIDING AS MANALAPAN LIBRARY! erty on Mount Mitchill which Rawdanowicz, Douglas Mat said. No was court date set. control within six minutes, and Detectiove Sgt. Melvin FOR APPOINTMENT CAll was purchased for $1.2 mil- (son and Gerald Henderson The juvenile was turned over the spokesman said. McKeller are the Investigat- 536-8580 lion. revealed that the pair had to his parents, they said. According to the spokes- ing officers. TUES THRU SAT 9-5. THURS. TILL 8 CLOSED MONDAY 5% interest on our GOOD WARM 1981 Christmas Club SLACKS! helps wrap up Last years slacks won t be warm enough this Winter! Ml N! 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OCTOBER 20. i960 The Daily Register 5 Cleanup called environmental challenge By SHERRY FIGDORE highly toxic chemicals, heavy Representatives ment of Environmental Pro- supply system." metals, acids, radioactive Florio said illegal dump- tection, said that half of New Water is under priced, POINT PLEASANT materials and explosives. ing will continue because it is Jersey's drinking water sup- there are too many individual BEACH — Cleaning up Another 3(0 have been both highly prof iuble and dif- plies are provided by companies, and too few av thousands of hazardous waste identified, said the Camden ficult to detect. groundwater sources. terconnections between wa- dumpsites throughout the congressman, as having al- There are only 350 regis- But a major part pi the ter supply pipelines country in time to prevent ready affected health and tered hazardous waste collec- current water problem in English warned that "Ike further contamination of the caused groundwater con- tors, said the congressman, North Jersey, which has led year of the Coast, the dunes groundwater that supplies tamination and 10,000 generators of haz- to 10-gallon perday restric- bill will pale by the fight I'm half the nation with its drink- New Jersey has 48 of those ardous waste materials. tions, she said, isn't the lack going to begin for water." ' ing water will be the major sites, more than any other "And the most common of water, but the inability to The commissioner said environmental challenge of state, and SI3 domestic and result of improper waste get the water to where it is she had tried but failed to the ltSO'i, according to municipal wells have been management has been the needed -\ talk the Legislature into a speakers at the 7th Annual closed so far. contamination of "In this, the most highly 1700 million bond issue on die New Jersey Environmental "The condition goes far groundwater. "hesaid. urbanized sUte in the na- November ballot, with half of Congress. beyond what we have seen so Jerry F. English, com- tion," said English, "we the total going for improved' Rep. James J. Florio, D- far," said Florio, who is the missioner of the N.J. Depart- have a mom-and-pop water water supplies. HwMar >UH MHO N.J., keynote speaker at the author of the Hazardous UN VISITORS — Youngsters formed an Important part of the area delegation to congress, which drew more Waste Containment Act of New Jersey Day at the United Nations yesterday. Three are seen off on the bus than 300 to the Beacon Manor I860, the "superfund" bill which left Red Bank Regional High School In Little Silver by local officials. From Hotel here Saturday, said that would provide Si 2 billion A Political Bestiary left are Paula De Vegh and David Holman of Little Silver; Derlck Nicholson of over a five-year period to pay Tinton Falls, Mayor Michael J. Arnone of Red Bank. William H. Stephenson of that the Environmental Pro- tection Agency has for containment and cleanup Monmouth Hills, UN Day chairman, and Red Bank Borough Councilman George of hazardous waste sites. Ward. documented more than 7,000 hazardous waste disposal The conference voted to The Blind Trust sites throughout the country, urge the Senate to expedite and identified 400 as "im- passage of the bill, which has already cleared the House of A weekly piece of political satire by mediate haurds," full of Eagcie J. McCarthy and James J KUpalrick. niutraled by Jeff MacNeUy. Before the true Blind Trust was de- Keansburg brawl leaves veloped, scholar«\ had classified several Trusts of limited vision, some with im- paired sight, some that were one-eyed, and three hurt, two charged some that were indifferent to what was KEANSBURG - Police were treated and released. going on All these creatures, whose com- arrested two men last night Police arrested Thomas mon charge is to guard the dear old nest and are seeking a third in DaFoe, of 30 Francis Place, egg, were exploited to some extent connection with a brawl on and charged him with at- Over the years a greater social need for Main Street that resulted in tempted murder; malicious nest-egg tending developed. The demand 24 stitches for one of three damage to a motor vehicle; for half-blind and poor-seeing birds — victims. two counts of aggravated as- birds that could be trusted with nest eggs PoUce say that the inci- sault; obstructing a police of- — outran the supply. Moreover, there was dent took place outside ficer in the performance of a suspicion that half-blind or indifferent Krauszer's convenience store his duty; and fighting in pub- Trust birds might show favoritism toward at Main Street and Willis lic the nest eggs of birds who took up public- Place when three men al- James Lawless, 27, of 17 interest duties. Gradually the need arose WHimr w* » um PWM legedly left their car in the North Shore St., was arrested for a fully Blind Trust. Once the need was WALKING STRONG — Hundreds of walkers, students, parents, and and senior parking lot and began fight- and charged with obstructing recognized, the Blind Trust was quickly citizens, turned out to walk yesterday to raise money to fight world hunger. The 10 ing with three other men sit- a police officer in the per- developed. mile "CROP walk" was sponsored by the Association of Ministers, Priests and ting in a parked 1(74 Honda formance of duty, fighting in In appearance and method, the Blind Rabbis and started and ended at the St. John Vlannev High School, Hoimdei. Senior CVCC. public, and damaging a motor Trust is a combination of Penguin and citizens, young children and others who were disabled walked around a separate one The occupants of the vehicle. chicken. Its large, webbed feet are mile route. CVCC, according to police, Police are still seeking the equipped to protect the nest eggs until the were attacked with s club, sixth man, who witnesses at parent bird, having fulfilled its public lead pipe and knife. James the scene say escaped in the duties, returns to claim iU nest eggs (or Gilbert, 2», of 112 Raritan car. its young if the eggs have hatched). Flag flying is called 'political' Ave. was stabbed in the neck. The three victims were i It is popularly believed that the Blind the egg, the temperature at which It is U> - $10,000 monument which was He received 24 stitches at also arrested for fighting in FREEHOLD - The 52 "The reason for this mon- public, but were released on Trust does not do much to advance the be maintained, or the possible exchange, (lags flying atop Mount dedicated last week "a sad ument is less to remember Bayshore Community Hospi- tal, where he and the two their own recognizance. incubation process, but that it keeps the scrambling, or poaching of eggs. There It Mitchill are less a monument and ill-advised spending of the hostages than it is to re- egg in Just about the condition it was In also some suspicion that not all Blind taxpayers dollars" and other CVCC occupants were Their car was damaged when to the hostages in Iran and in ember Lynch and three windows were when delivered. Some people doubt this. Trusts are wholly blind, although they all more a monument to the criticized Thomas J. Lynch Kramer," Danskin said in a taken by the First Aid Squad, who arrived on the scene. smashed. They also doubt that the Blind Trust wear dark glasses. A few skeptical scfatk , Democratic Freeholders who Jr. for proposing it and Direc- prepared statement. always keeps the parent of the nest egg The other victims were Lawless was released by ars believe Blind Trusts can see in tat proposed it, according to tor Ray Kramer for support- from seeing the egg during the period of dark. ing it. . . Lynch has refused to com- Robbie Newton, 22, of 71 police on his own recogni- Benjamin H. Danskin, chair- zance. DaFoe is being held in trust. They suspect that the Blind Trust Reform-minded egg watchers, led t* , man of the Monmouth County Lynch and Kramer are ment on the charge that the Seabreeze Way; and Phillip sometimes listens to the parent and Ukes the construction of the mon- Fanner, 25, of 2M Matawan the borough jail. Common Csuse, recommend a Trait that Republican Committee. running for re-election to the advice from the parent as to the turning of is not only blind but also deaf. board of fresholders ument was politically Ave., Matawan. AU three Danskin termed the motivated and has said that it has been in the planning 2 accused of placing stages for six months. Lincrof t, Belford homes Kramer has said that the bombs at two schools monument is the best use the damaged by small fires county has found Jo the prop- MIDDLETOWN - Two minutes. MANALAPAN - An 18- schools during the summer, erty on Mount Mitchill which LOSE INCHES fires In the Llncroft and A second fire early this year-old Englishtown man police said. The Juvenile was was purchased for $1.2 mil- Belford sections resulted in not named because of his age. morning damaged the down- From Thighs, Buttocks, Stomach & Upper Arms and a 15-year-old Manalapan lion. minor damage and no in- sUirs of a home at 116 Ever- High School student were ar- juries Ust night and early green Terrace, Belford, ac- With One 35 Minute Treatment rested in Englishtown and this morning. cording to the spokesman. charged with placing bombs Man is held in stabbing An electrical fire in a (FOR MEN AND WOMEN) which never exploded at TINTON FALLS - Pottee said. The subbing occurred dryer caused smoke damage The fire at the home of Results Guaranteed or Your Money Bock Manalapan High School and Russell, 63, of (4 William St., near Russell's house. Saun- throughout a house at 100 Ralph Gentile was noticed Pine Brook School last sum- was arrested yesterday and ders was treated and re- Pine St., Lincroft shortly while the family was sleeping Call for details mer. charged In connection with leased at Riverview Hospital, before 9 p.m. last night, ac- when one of his children re- The arrest Thursday of the subbing of a Red Bank Red Bank. cording to a fire department turned borne shortly after BEAUTIFUL NAILS ,NC. Joseph F. Charland of 96 spokesman. midnight. The Belford En- man Friday night. Russell was taken to Mon- 710 TENNENT RO., MANALAPAN Wilson Ave, Englishtown, Russell is being charged The Llncroft and River gine Company and the mouth County Jail when he TRIANGLE PLAZA and his juvenile companion with aggravated assualt for was unable to make the $9,000 Plaza fire companies in addi- Belford Independent Fire tion to the Middletown Town- Company had the fire under (SAME BUILDING AS MANAIAPAN LIMAIYI culminated a three-month in- the stabbing of Allen Saun- bail. He is scheduled to ap- FOR APPOINTMENT CALL vestigation into the place- ders, 53, of 2» South Pearl, pear in municipal court to- ship Fire Company 1 had the control within six minutes, ment of the bombs at the fire under control within IS the spokesman Hid. 536-8580 St., in the right thigh, police day. TUES. THRU SAT. 9-5. THUR8. TILL 8 CtOSH> MONOAV 5% interest on our 1981 Christmas Club

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Uur»t Squ«r« Shopping Ctr TOTOWA, Chsnntf Horn* Ctr. EDISON, Ttno Mall Member F.D.I.C. HACKENtACK, Ptthmtrk Plus PATER80N, North 9ih St RIDOIFIELD. ctwnn«i Shop Rit« Ctr 'W» tutndh The Daily Register Billy-Libya story, chapter two storm of protest from friends Established in 1(71 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON The two ringleaders have WASHINGTON - One of been indicted for gun-running of the late Errol Flynn and a the biggest bombshells in the and are now on the lam from pending libel suit by the ARTHUR Z KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR Billy Carter case lies ticking WASHINGTON the law Intelligence sources swashbuckling actor's two President and Editor Publisher but unexploded in the classi- say Wilson is hiding out in a daughters, writer Charles fied files of the Justice De- SCENE Tripoli hotel just down the Higbam insists he has Herbert H Thorpe. Jr . AuiiUnt Editor. Charles C Tnblehorn. Sunday Editor; Ruuell P Rauch partment Locked in these hall from the notorious in- documentary evidence to Night Editor. Jane Foderaro. City Editor; Doru Kuiman. Editorul Page Editor files is evidence that Presi- ternational terrorist Carlos prove his charges that Flynn dent Carter's footloose mniiitiiiiimiiiiniiiiHiintiiiiiiHiiiiiiiii the Jackal Terpil was last was a secret Nazi sympa Pat N Rkxi. Controller. Richard D MeKean. Advertising Director. Kenneth L Van Dalen reported in Syria, which has CircuUUon Director. Prank J Allocca. Production Manager brother, perhaps innocently, ashtrays, lamps, alarm thizer and a not-so-secret became cozy in Libya with clocks. Rower vases, radios just joined in political union bisexual. the leader of a ring of Ameri- and books, to world ter- with Qaddafi's Libya. ANDERSON 6 MONDAY. OCTOBER 2Q. 1980 can mercenaries — special- Because defaming the rorists Billy Carter was once in dead is not actionable in the ists in murder and mayhem One of his associates. touch with the notorious who learned their skills in the United States, Flynn's daugh- Edwin Paul Wilson, a bigTerpil, though the connection If only a fraction of the al- ters are about to file suit in Central Intelligence Agency bulldozer of a man who could may be entirely innocent. He legations can be proved in 'See how simple it is without bureaucratic and military special forces Canada, where heirs may sue pass for John Wayne in a dim told Justice Department of- court, it will be one of the for libel if their honor and middlemen?' These violent men, some cafe, is quoted in the secret ficials that he had discussed a most incendiary political- reputation were intentionally of the toughest and meanest files as explaining: "You machinegun deal with Terpil military-intelligence scan- damaged ever to come out of Ameri- know, the Colonel (Qaddafn Another time, Billy said dals of the decade Terpil had acted as an in- Higham contends there's ca's clandestine operations, may some time have some This secret conclusion no basis for a Canadian law- have been collaborating with young colonels or some of- terpreter for him in Libya, from Justice Department ficers who are getting out of though Terpil knows no for- suit, "because the book con- Libyan dictator Muammar files summarizes the case: tains no statement criticizing Qaddafi's worldwide ter- line that he wants to send a eign languages. Billy also •The United States, in ef- rorist movement They have present to ' said he might have signed a the heirs " Beyond that, he fect, has become a worldwide says he has long-buried docu- supplied the terrorists with The rugged Wilson, who photograph, showing himself and Terpil together in Libya, supplier of hardware and ments from U.S. and British infernal murder devices and also has a background as an technology in support of have trained them in the dark "To my friend, Frank." government archives to sub- intelligence officer for the worldwide terrorism stantiate his charges. One is arts CIA and the Navy, allegedly But later, Billy recanted Former CIA personnel, mili- a letter Flynn wrote to The startling details have tried to recruit an assassin to tary special forces and U.S. former first lady Eleanor been swept under the secrecy eliminate one of Qaddaffi's and insisted he hardly knows the man. Both Carter and corporations combine to sup- Roosevelt seeking her in- stamp, ostensibly because enemies in Egypt for a $1 ply products and expertise to tercession in the tangled im- they would expose CIA and million fee Terpil have also triad, per- whoever can pay the price." migration problems of a sus- military secrets, but possibly According to the secret haps independently, to break because the information the US ban on the sale of In future columns, I'll re- pected Nazi, Dr. Herman files, Terpil and Wilson have Frederick Erben would embarrass the White recruited at least 10 U.S. spe- C-130 transport planes to Lib- port the astonishing details. House. cial forces veterans who are ya. Footnote: Sources close to CONSCIENCE MONEY: the investigation claim that The ringleader of thedescribed as "trained as- My associate Dale Van General Accounting Office mercenaries is Frank Ed- sassins ' But given the skill Atta has reviewed the classi- the prosecutors, fearful of auditors, the government's ward Terpil, a stocky, of these clandestine opera- fied Justice Department burning their fingers, have waste watchers, were de- mustachioed ex-CIA agent tives to conceal their identi- files, which are drawn from been handling the case as if it lighted by the example of a who owns a home close to ties, the actual number is grand jury transcripts and in- were radioactive. But thewoman who recently mailed CIA headquarters in Langley, probably greater Another vestigators' reports. The grand jury prosecutor in- them 30 cents — to pay for a Va , and whose wife once seven U.S. explosives experts FBI, Customs Bureau, Bu- sisted that his office is pursu- ballpoint pen she inadvertent- worked for the CIA He al- and two men trained to make reau of Alcohol, Tobacco and ing the investigation vigor- ly pocketed on a visit to a legedly has supplied weapon- sophisticated CIA weapons Firearms, and two federal ously. government office. The mon- ry and explosives, including have also been brought to grand juries have been wprk- OUT FOR (CAPTAIN) ey was deposited in the boobytraps disguised as Libya by Terpil and Wilson ing on the case for two years. BLOOD: Unabashed by theTreasury. Reagan is talking for the record

BU) V aVfc j B-i'I A I ni\-k\ •••••••••iiMMiiiiMiiiiiiiHiiiiitiiitiiiiMMMMi it covers a political "water- and evening TV. Un- WASHINGTON - Let me front : inflation, unemploy- avoidably, they get mighty paraphrase Mark Anthonj^as.CONSERVATIVE ment, tax policy, budget defi- little — 30 seconds here, two transcribed by Mr. cits, energy development and minutes there, a snappy military preparedness. Mr. quote, a few ringside Shakespeare. The trivial VII7\I/ Reagan has talked about a teachings from the school of things men say live after »lrjn loan guarantee for the city of lets you and him fight. This is them, the substantive stuff is New York: He's for it. He has not the fault of the TV pro- oft interred with their bones. „„ ,«, , m talked about registration for ducers, reporters and an- SReagao hans it been with Ronald The Republican nominee a future draft: He's against chormen. They are prisoners The foolish notion persists has promised, if elected, to it. of the stopwatch, trapped in !• > straps my arm to a board. He properly when my head millions of people. Concentrate. Try to re- is Thomas Gentsch, big, swims off by itself? They tions, the world-rocking energy crisis, swift. He speaks to me. The In this, its 35th year, as the year it member the sequence of THE don't want to start while I'm and international disagreement on major thought. Dr. Rudolfo words are incomprehensible. conscious. I'll shout. My issues is in itself a mark of success. was founded, the United Nations em- Sotolongo said the "prep" The doctor on the other side, mouth open?. Something like Ernest Traad, is pumping The United States contributes 25 bodies the best hopes of peoples through- shot would put me in a lovely REPORTER a vacuum cleaner is in it. I something. I am sleigh-riding out the world for international peace and haze. I have been wheeled cannot whisper. percent of the U.N.'s budget. There is in iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii down Grant Avenue and it is social, political and economic justice. It into the operating room, a the U.S. today widespread dissatisfac- student of ceilings. The mind, getting dark. Something is This is a truly nice sensa- tion. Happiness is a perpetual tion with the way the U.N. handles in- isn't perfect, but without it we have if I can hang onto the memo- light. A white tape is taut wrong with the head. operation. No it isn't. I'm ternational problems, but not with the nothing. ry center, seems reasonably across the chest. A nurse tip- I feel good. Very good. If trying to get back to that clear. toes into the pool of light, they want to cancel, I'll go BISHOP sleigh-ride but I can't. I told I do not know the dif-whispers, and disappears. A along. The surgery can't be Kelly to give me three hours. ference between the "prep" white strip fixes my head to worse than the arteriogram. that another dream? This I dread her dread. If I'm not Don't dump on us. and the anesthetic. This is a the table They stick a needle in your time should be used for back in Room 140 on time, big dark room with a pool of The surgeon to my left thigh and snake it like a Roto- Oceanport Mayor Clement V. Som- site and Grade Mansion, official resi- Rooter all the way up to your prayer. My habit is to pray she'll begin to come apart. mers and Middletown Committeman dence of New York Mayor Edward Koch, chest. Then they explode dye three times a day — one more Kathleen is worried and Frank Self, 6OP candidates for thegot media attention — newspaper re- — five times. right now would be hypocrit- tells me not to worry. Gayle ical, self-serving. Something out of Lubianka is in the room day and night, Board of Freeholders, led a busload of porters and TV cameras were there. And If I have to face God on Monmouth County residents into the Big just two-and-a-half weeks before Elec- Prison. The dye traces arter- smuggling bloody marys for ies. There are four ascending this sunny afternoon, he will her mother and sweets for Apple last week to protest construction tion Day, too. Koch 's response, if any, into the brain. My right com- have to smile when he runs me. Karen's bravery is of New York's $395 million convention goes unrecorded — the mayor wasn't mon carotid is 96 percent oc- down a list of wrongs. And porous. She made rice pud- center. cluded. Three should be a that's only the intentional ding, with raisins. available to meet with the group. ones. I hope he hasn't got good number. Why was I The pool of light is disap- The center, slated for completion in Meanwhile, N. J. Attorney General time for me today. 1964, would be the largest convention hall dreaming of sleigh-riding? I pearing. Not entirely. It is John J. Degnan has promised a decision try to count the cluster of Dr. Suay said: "Don't being swallowed by the in the United States. It also would dump soon on whether or not New Jersey has overhead lights. worry. You'll make it." It darkness around it. Some- raw sewage into the Hudson River daily I made it twelve. Why did would be a shame to waste all thing is amusing. Two doc- grounds to bring suit to halt construction this asinine thinking. By look- for at least three years; the sewerage I worry about death? It's the tors work on opposite sides of ing straight up, I can see both of the convention center until proper most common health hazard. me without speaking. I hear treatment plant that will serve the con- surgeons in perimeter vision. vention center isn't expected to be ready sewerage facilities are provided, the Most people slip away easily, no sound. The arteriogram without struggle. Dying Angels of darkness in bilious for operation until 1987 at the earliest. Board of Freeholders has said it will uniforms. Ah, that honey- pinpoints the exact spot consider suing if the state doesn't, and doesn't bother me; it's the where the carotid is plugged. And that raw sewage eventually will state of being dead, of not moon in Paris. To see, to Before surgeons go in the federal Environmental Protection knowing the exotic cruelties touch, to wonder, to watch flow onto Monmouth County beaches, the these days, they have maps, Agency has said it is reviewing the con- nun will learn to impose on the pale blue gladness in oth- protestors declared. charts, pictures, road signs himself. er eyes. The picketing of the construction struction approvals. and hand signals. Al Porter Now it's Bill McMorrow. How I loved my old man. kept hii mother's goiter In a Haven't seen him in 20 years. He was one-of-a-kind — jar of formaldehyde. Now He's the sage of Poland friend, raconteur, pool shark. what the hell brought that ...Mayor, don't dump on us Spring, Maine. Sent letters, In anger, he shouted: "All up? warning me about cigarettes. the books you wrote don't Everything is going black Sorry I didn't listen. Get him mean a damn thing. The best New York City wants to keep the In expressing hopes that Amex stays velvet. Soft, cool. Dr. Charles oat of the lighted pool. Bring move you ever made was American Stock Exchange, but soaring on his side of the Hudson, New York Akes, a neighbor said: "You Kelly in. Wife, friend. The marrying Kelly." He told re- do things backwards. You construction coots have forced cancella- Mayor Edward Koch asked, rhetorically, O.R. could blow a fuse; the tired cops that a couple of smoke, and that contract! ar- tion of plans to build new Amex head- "Do you think that people would have would still shed sufficient those books were "master- teries. You don't drink and quarters in lower Manhattan confidence in a stock exchange that says light pieces," which is Irish for "pretty good." that expands arteries." The construction is out despite a (43 the New Jersey Stock Exchange?" Thinking is disoriented Daughter Virginia Lee million aid package the state was willing Taking stock of the Garden State - Afraid I won't remember. They dimmed the cluster shouted: "DoYi't twitch, to give Amex and a $10 million grant the beaches, peaches and casinos, all suc- Someone is jamming a needle of lights. Or they dimmed my Dad. You were never a nasty federal government was kicking in: cessful — sure, mayor, sure. 'Talk about air pollution!' between my knuckles. Or is eyes. How can I remember smoker." Sony a good buy SHREWSBURY, N j MONDAY, OCTOBER 20. i960 The Daily Register 7

By DAVID R. SARGENT Q- My kasbud ud I are Is our mid-forties wltk OK Handling capital gains, losses child u college. I receatly purchased tome GNMA By SYLVIA PORTER % ward indefinitely as long or short-term loss, as beads ud shares of two «tili SUCCESSFUL (First of f oar columns \ the ease may be Uea. U addition, feeling Ike WARNING Say you want to sell stock X •ccd for wme adventure, 1 INVESTING Now — when you still have several weeks for a tax loss but also want to hold it for a later parckascd IN shares of Saay. before year-end to think and art constructively YOl R MONEY'S rise Many of you in this spot think you can sell My ansbaod buyt Teiepkooe — is when you must decide how to get the X. take the loss and then quickly buy an share* at work. What is you maximum tax benefits from your capital gains equivalent total of X shares on the market to view of Soay? Woald yoa sag and losses in 1980. There are two special rea- WORTH re-establish your position gesl a secoad growth stock to sons this year If you do this, you II lose the tax loss, for bay? J. W. New Jersey 11) Even in the top tax brackets, the effec- the wash sale rule says you get no loss from A- You should do well phasis is being put on ex Tiple of trailing twelve-month tive tax in 1980 will be only 28 percent on your a sale of stock if you buy substantially identi- with the Sony ADR's which ploration both here and over-, earnings But stocks do not long-term gains, a dramatic slash from past cal stork within 30 days before or after the trade on the NYSE. This seas Over the next several » sell on the basis of the past. i years Add up all your long-term gains for 80 Add sale Do this Japanese maker of electronic years. Marathon should bene- they are traded on the expec- up all long-term losses Offset the totals and i A Wait at least 31 days before rebuying and home entertainment fit from crude oil price de- tation of the future For fiscal 12) This has been a year of spectacular ups this is your "net long-term gain' lor loss! tin s.iinr Mock, or (Hi have your broker find products is an international control and increased prod- 1980. ended September 30. and downs for the securities markets (stocks uction from the Yates Field you a matching company — with a stork priced leader with over two-thirds of Pengo should report 60* or so and bonds) — and the odds are that as a typical Add up all your short-term gains and losses in Texas Beginning in 1983. about the same as X. in the same business and revenues coming from over-' per share And. for fiscal investor you have both paper gains and actual Offset the totals and this is your net short- profits should begin to accrue with about the same prospects seas markets. Earnings have 1981. earnings could double gains, paper losses and actual losses term gain' (or loss I Result. Kither way. you have replaced your fluctuated sharply over the from production in the Brit- that figure. Therefore, the What you do about your investments be- investment position — and the wash sale rule years, reflecting foreign ex- ish North Sea Buoyed by Compare the net long-term total with the shares are priced to reflect tween now and year-end can drastically affect does not apply change rate shifts However, domestic profits, full-year net short-term total If you show gain in both this improving earnings pic- your tax bill for SO and for later years as well ANOTHKR POINT Say you already have earnings this vear are not ex- earnings are expected to categories, treat each separately Add the net Basically, all it lakes for you to make the best taken about $10,000 in capital losses through pected to be seriously im- reach $7 50 a share versus ture. short-term gain to the ordinary income Com- moves is the ability to recognize tax-saving sales this year. peded by currency trans- $5 34 last year Its equipment division has pute your long-term capital gain tax under the opportunities when they come along. You also own stocks which show a potential lations and should be in the Q— Can yoa offer some run into some problems in its special rules described aboye gain of that nin.li How should you handle this9 area of $1.15 a share, up from information on Pengo In- marketing and is also feeling If you have more net long-term gain than First, a brief summary of the special tax Answer One way is to sell the profit stork, $0.34 in 1979 dustries (NYSE) which pays the effects of a reduced level rules. Capital gains and losses are either long- net short-term loss, offset and treat the net so dividend and appears to be of activity in construction Its result as your long-term capital gain realize the gain, and offset it against your . You should have some rep- term or short-term In 1980, if you have held a losses Since your prut n * and losses will cancel selling at MX earnings? oil tool division is operating resentation from the energy capital asset for one year or less, the gain or ' If your net short-term gain exceeds net each other, your gain escapes tax Would you rate It a buy or at breakeven, but the com- area in your portfolio. Mara- loss is short-term If you have held it for more long-term loss, treat the net result as short- Suppose, though, you regard the profit sell? G. D. Nebraska pany is actively trying to turn thon Oil I NYSE). a well-bal- than one year, the gain or loss is long-term. term capital gain. stock as a good investment and would like to anced, integrated oil com- A— Trading in the low 20s. the corner in this area. Two This simple distinction is a key to your If you have an overall loss — short or long- Pengo is selling at a 90X mul- buy some back Will the wash sale rule pwtbbit pany, should fill the bill. Em- acquisitions are expected to strategy. term — it offsets current ordinary income up that' NO. The rule applies only to losses, not provide a substantial boost to Short-term gain is taxed as ordinary in- to $3,000, using short-term loss first gains Three schools win trophies the current fiscal year's come is. But only 40 percent of long-term gain But as Prentice-Hall, lnc , stresses in the An added tip You 11 get a stepped-up basis LINCROFT - Raritan There were two divisions, earnings These chares are a is included in income, giving you that effective case of capital losses, it takes $6,000 of long- for the stock Your holding period for long- Valley School, Hazlet, and St. one (or public and another for hold for 1981-82 gains. You tax of only 28 percent even in the top brackets. term loss to offset $3,000 of income. term capital gain treatment, however, starts Leo the Great School won parochial and private also might look at the two Net long-term losses offset up to 13,000 of After offsetting your losses against the all over again first place team tropies in schools. Ten trophies were blue chips of the industry. ordinary income — but only on a $2-for-$l proper total of ordinary income, any losses Tomorrow: Tax Selling Time on Wall Saturday's eighth grade awarded in each division, ac- Halliburton and Schlum- basis which still remain unused can be carried for- Street Begins . ' mathematics contest spon- cording to Jones. berger sored annually by Christian In the public school HT Brothers Academy. division, students from oH)0n Bamegal Bedmmsler Berkeley Heighis Bemarasviiie BlacKvwooO Bncfc Town Cdi 1 Brother Christian Jones, Thompson Junior High ' Ov«k M C>rtntoid t,,s' B-.."SA, k (,isi O-.in.jr Ertlontowr CBA mathematics depart- School, Middletown, and c • ment chairman, said a re- Marlboro Middle School, cord-breaking 62 schools par- Marlboro, won second and 6 . • ticipated In the competition. third places respectively. I Approximately 480 eighth grade students, mostly from Rumion Country Day Monmouth County, but some School, Rumson, and Blessed from Ocean and Middlesex Sacrament School, Staten Is- Counties, and from New York land, NY., came in second state, competed, he said. and third. nouiKourSSthyaa•""• wwws ;*ai r s ALUMINUM MINI BLINDS with wand HM window treatment that malt— mnjf

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By ERMA BOMBECK In another survey high school stu- American teenage pastime . tele- There is something about surveys dents were asked who they would like phoning? of young people that bothers me to be if they could be anyone in the In my mind, I've never been sure Either there is a significant in- world. Three out of every four said that people tell the truth on surveys crease in the basic, wonderful values they wanted to be themselves (The which is why I don't put a lot of stock everyone knows and loves so well. . last time my daughter said that she in them. . Or there is a significant increase was wearing ail my eleihes, my ten- The real heroes and heroines of in lying nis racket and my car keys.) After surveys are the few who tell the truth I read recently where a question- that they listed a movie star, followed . . . not what they think you want to naire was returned that revealed 50 by a two-way tie, Cheryl Ladd and hear. percent never had an alcoholic drink; President Carter, and a three-way tie Under "Your Most Embarrassing 98 percent had never tried marijuana, in fourth place; a millionaire (that's Moment" only one had the courage to 70 percent were virgins and U more like it), Jaclyn Smith and "My say he was unzipped. Another re- percent got most of their news from Mom." members having to ride in a stroller television. The real surprise came in re- in Disneyland when he was seven. Where do they find these kids? sponse to the question, "What do you And two remember they wet them- Don't get me wrong. I want to believe like to do in your spare time?" They selves on the first day of school. there's a generation of kids like that listed: 1 Beading. 2. Playing. 3 who live Just down the block from me Drawing. 4. Roller skating, and 5 The majority of those queried In fact, had I known they even ex- Bicycling. What happened to tele- listed as No. 1. "Tripping" or "Fall- isted, my husband and I would have vision? Most of the young people I ing." chipped in a few bucks and gotten one have observed cannot pass a mirror I te.ll you it's enough to make Tom for a pet without trying to adjust the dials. And Sawyer and Huck Finn cry at their But wait There's more where was mention of that great own funeral.

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Calef-Rauffer KORT MONMOUTH-Sandra Lee Hauf- married AUK 31 in Oibbs Hall, to Barry fer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Walter Kauf Steven Calef, son of Mr and Mrs. Louis Calef lei. 114 Twin Brooks Ave . Middletown, was ofYonkers, NY The Rev. William Hanson and Rabbi J J lilai/cr officiated at the ecumenical service. A reception followed. Attending the bride were Karin Olson, maid of honor, Marilyn Goldberg and Pam Voxel CLAUDIA CURCHIN Allan Kalish was best man. Ushers were ROME DOMES — These four far-out halrdoes, made Grifa Group Art. Neil Goldberg and Ron Basini. with models' own hair, were presented In Rome bv Jose Mrs Calef was graduated from Fashion Curchin- Institute of Technology, New York, where she majored in advertising and communica- Maist tions. She is communications assistant for Crown Textile Co., Brooklyn. WEYMOUTH, Mass- Branch activities are focus Mr. Calef is president of Evandrea First Claudia A. Maist and Ken- Fashions Corp., New York, and was gradu- neth L. ('urchin were married ated from the University of Connecticut, Sept. 20 in the Immaculate where he majored in business. Conception Roman Catholic He and Mrs. Calef reside in New York, Chapel here. There was a re- of AAUW membership MR. AND MRS. BARRY ( AI.EF after a wedding trip to Acapulco, Mexico. ception in Barker Inn, Scituate. MIDDLETOWN - The uates who wish to attend or state, will be on hand to an- creative' writing, drama, The bride is the daughter Northern Monmouth County would like additional in- swer questions about branch gourmet cooking, Great De- Dye-Sims of Mrs. Barbara Maist of Branch of the American As- formation on A.A.U.W. can programs, describe the 26cisions, education, Insight Hingham, and the late Joseph sociation of University Wom- contact Mrs. Frank Paoni or study-action groups which into Our Times, Juvenile Jus- FARMINGDALE-Jacquellne Susan Maist Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth en is sponsoring a coffee and Mrs. Bruce Hay, both of Lin- meet- in members' homes, tlc-Youth Advocacy, lan- Sims and Norman Howard Dye were married H. Curchln, 183 Park Road, dessert meeting to alert new croft. and discuss branch topics on guages of French, German Sept. 7 In the United Methodist Church during Fair Haven, N. J, are theand prospective members to Mrs. Kathy Olsen, branch contemporary problems such and Spanish, literature, a double ring ceremony conducted by the bridegroom's parents. branch activities on Thurs- president, and members of as "Families Facing Creative Woman, and Wom- Rev. Charles Root. Ellen Maist was maid of day, Oct. 23 at 8 p.m. in the the board of directors of the Change," and "Managing en: Mind and Body. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. honor and David Selheim was home here of Mrs. Eileen more than 400-member Resources for Tomorrow." Gerald V Sims, 400 Shark River Road here, best man. Geiger. Women college grad- branch, the largest in the The Education Foundation The AAUW is the largest and Mr. and Mrs. Arle L Dye, Hockhockson The bride was graduated Program for fellowships, and oldest national organiza- Road, Colts Neck. from Chamberlayne College, grants and local scholarships, tion for women in the United Alicia Bakker was matron of honor and Boston, and is territory man- and the annual used book sale States. It was founded in 1881 Arlene Dye was bridesmaid ager for consumers' products also will be discussed. by 65 women college gradu- The'bridegroom had Paul F. Schulti as his division of Sterling Drug, Branch meetings, open to ates and now has 200,000 best man and Robert Zentt as usher. Hartford, Conn. the public, are on the first members. Since its inception Mrs. Dye was graduated from Monmouth Mr. Curchin Is a graduate Monday of each month at 8 it has been active in the ad- Regional High School, Tlnton Falls, and is of the University of New p.m. in the parish hall of the vancement of women through employed by Wllsystems, Farmingdale. Hampshire, Durham, and Presbyterian Church at intellectual and creative Mr. Dye is an alumnus of Marlboro High was awarded a master's Shrewsbury, Sycamore Ave- growth by promoting op- School and Trenton State College and Is em- degree from DePaul Univer- nue. Timely topics are pres- portunities for women to con-' ployed at Fort Monmouth. sity, Chicago. He is area ented at these meetings, such tribute to society, working Mr. and Mrs. Dye reside In Ocean Town- sales manager for Colgate- as "The Year of the Coast." for the improvement of the A.A.U.W. members and quality of education, support- MR. AND MRS. NORMAN DYE ship. Palmolive Co., Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Curchin re- guests may also join daytime ing involvement in the com- side In Connecticut after a and evening study-action munity, cultural Interests wedding trip to Vermont. groups which include: an- and international relations Newcomers Halloween outing set tique study, art instruction, and taking action in public art history, couples' music, affairs and on pertinent legis- RUMSON-Newcomers Club. It is designed, for pa- Newcomers Club is open child study, creative crafts, lation. Club of Rumson, Fair Haven, rents and their young chil- to new residents of the four Card party Little Silver and Shrewsbury dren, Infants to pre-towns and is designed to pro- will nave a Halloween Day at schoolers. Elynn Shapiro, vide an intorduction to the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Poricy Park, Middletown, Shrewsbury, is chairman of area and to promote new —The Over 55 Club of Atlan- Oct. 31 at 10 a.m. the outing, for which children friendships. Gayle Chorske, tic Highlands will have a fall NOW! STOP SMOKING The event is sponsored by will arrive in costume and 65 Bellevue Ave., may be con- card party Wednesday at 1 IN JUST 3 HOURS! the Up and Coming New- participate In • Poricy Park tacted for more information. p.m. in Fireman's Hall, W. That's right—3 hours! With Modern Hypnosis you learn to comers Group of Newcomers nature walk. Washington Ave. and Avenue control, then lose your need to smokef Cigarettes (cigars & C. Tickets will be sold at the pipes, too) taste awful...you stop smoking easi- ly pleasantly permanently! Sound wonderful? It lal Learn how Lunch served door. you can stop smoking the same nlghtl Only $35 per parson. No ALLENDALE-The "TUESDAY, Oct. 21, 7-10 PM MG^EY-IPHONE Elmira Club of New Jersey ORT bazaar MOLLY PITCHER INN will have its fall luncheon M Rlvereld* Ave., Red Bank, N.J. Pay bills the ea»y, meeting Thursday at 10 a.m. ENGLISHTOWN- Reservations suggested but not required money-taring way in the home here of Mrs.Ma na I apan English town Into A Res: Paul Calne, PhD, 741-4343 Joseph Pfaff. Dr. Malcolm Chapter of Women's Ameri- PLUS 544% interett Marsden, a member of the can ORT (Organization for Elmira faculty, will speak on Rehabilitation through Train- MEMBERSHIP COFFEE — Eileen Geiger of Mid- per annum. "E. B. White: His Writings ing) will have a Chinese dletown, right, will be hostess Thursday at 8 p.m. for a Over the Years." Mrs.baiaar Wednesday in St.membership coffee and dessert conducted bv Northern IP9 Keyttone Savings George Schuetz and MrsThoma. s More Church, Monmouth County Branch, American Association of Raymond Moser, Red Bank, Gordon's Comer Road. Doors University Women. Mary Lea Burden, Shrewsbury, \Carl A. Quaglia UJ MBU«V f««ICNIHIIN|.|«ANAUM»-ll- MONDAY. OCTOBER 20.1980 The Daily Register 9 Advice HINTS FROM HELOISE YOUR HEALTH All treats, no tricks

DEAR HELOISE: The lies will not slide off. - John thermostats are lowered, try this: Caffeine is a drug Each year on Halloween night, I Gross Fill one or Iwo (one-gallon) plastic had such a problem holding onto my OK AH HKLO1SK jugs with hot water from the Up, dog while trying to hand out candy to I have (ound a great way for moth- screwing the lids on tightly By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. hydrochloric acid in the stomach You probably once thought that you the youngsters. ers lo have those nice, thick absorbent Place on Ihe floor al your feel and I admit that 1 drink a lot of coffee. There are also many fine chemical could never give up alcohol But you That is until last year when 1 read a training panties al little cost when loosely drape a blanket around them Whenever I tee my doctor he Insists effects that are known to alter body did. Since caffeine has been found to be wonderful suggestion in your column their little one starts wearing them. and up over your lap. that a lot of my problems are due to the function. a threat to your health, maybe you which was sent in by a fellow reader. Buy the cheapest rotlon panties you The radiated heal is surprisingly caffeine. I gave up alcohol. Now, I hale Caffeine occurs in its highest con- should look to the decaffeinated drinks She said, "Just remove the top can find and add your own panel with comfortable and also inexpensive. — to give up my coffee. I drink about ( to centration in coffee, but a considerable There are some very good ones glass or screen from your storm door." fabric you have on hand. I used stretch Myrtle Hole I caps a day. What real harm caa it do? amount of caffeine is found in tea and Are very not soups injurious to Ibe Fantastic! terry but several thicknesses of an old DEAR HELOISE: - Mr. E.E.A., Teiai Dear Mr. A.: in cola drinks stomach? - Miss G.Y., N. M. Dear Now the dog ran jump around and while cotton T-shirt would suffice. Jusl Since my husband and I will be MissY: the children aren't frightened. I have be sure whatever you use is soft and celebrating our 32nd wedding an- Tobacco, alcohol and caffeine are Some people are particularly sensi- absorbent niversary this week, I have ac- tive to caffeine, even in small doses It The delicate lining of the mouth, the two free hands to dish out Ibe goodies probably the most widely used drugs in Cut the panels the width of Ihe cumulated a number of tablecloths can cause marked insomnia, anxiety, esophagus and the stomach can be and can even enjoy all the cute outfits the world Singly or together, these crotch and long enough lo emend from over the years which have outgrown fatigue, palpitation of the heart and burnt by excessively hot liquids and the "spooks" are wearing. drugs can be a significant threat to Ihe front waisl elastic lo the back waist my table. can be a factor in the cause and per- foods This lining-is certainly far more Her tip was such a boon to me I health When they are taken in large elastic, or approximately 4 x 12 inches Needing new kitchen towels, the petuation of stomach ulcer Sii to eight sensitive than the skin. If you were to thought you might repeal it for those quantities, their hazards are increased Pin in place and zigzag on Ibe sewing only kind I could find were made of cups of coffee a day can place a burden test your hot liquid by putting a few who may have missed it. — Mary Alcohol and tobacco long have been machine. terry cloth, which 1 did not particularly on many organs of the body. drops on your skin, you might get some Graham targets of attack by physicians and A little lime-consuming perhaps, care for. idea of what harm the heat can do Consider it done, luv The idea real- research scientists. Caffeine has been You will find that it is not very but Ihe savings are great! Ilieiitiu Eureka! Why not cul down my old The mouth can make some adjust- ly is a good one and thanks for remind- given less respect, even though it can difficult to gradually reduce your in- Mocarski tablecloths to towel site! produce a variety of deleterious ef- ment to hot fluids, but it is un- ing me to mention it again take of coffee by taking only half a cup, reasonable to expect it to protect itself OKAR HKLOISK I did just thai and now 1 have an fects and then even a quarter of a cup, until I feel anything we can do to make abundant supply of dish towels plus my completely against such imposed in- Halloween a little safer and more If you ever have an occasion lo It is well known that caffeine can you are able to make the shift to decaf- repair your eyeglass frame after losing linen closet has more room for other jury pleasant occasion for little folks is ef- stimulate the central nervous system. feinated coffee or other drinks The Ihe liny screw in Ibe side piece, use an things. — Rita Ann Shissias Dr. Colemaa welcomes questions fort well spent. Jt can also affect the heart muscle. It benefits to your health will soon be ordinary paper staple. Made a big savings recently by re- from readers. Please write to him in FABULOUS THRIFT1ES can stimulate an increased flow of apparent care of this newspaper It will hold Ihe piece in place until cycling something? Don't keep it a DEAR HELOISE: you can have it professionally re- secret Share your hint with Heloise by For an inexpensive and practical tie paired. — Julie Cochrane writing her care of this newspaper She ASK DR. BROTHERS rack, put two cup hooks on the inside of DEAR HELOISE: can't answer your letter personally but the rlosel door and stretch a heavy I- or warmth while silting al a desk will use the best thrifty nifties received rubber band between them. or relaxing in an ensy chair when in her column Crimes of passion ANN LANDERS

director Peter Bogdanovich, means isolated but, when ce- ciprocity between the part- By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS ners, non-fulfillment of role Crimes of passion have demonstrates the psy- lebrities are involved, head- chological derangement that lines result. Everyone has expectations, and non-accep- been common since time tance of the spouse. These began, particularly those in- such a traumatic situation problems in their rela- Wife regrets asking are matters of attitude and volving unfaithful husbands can arouse. It is not surpris- tionships. Some suffer ing that after he killed her, through the pain of an un- attitudes are the key to any or wives. The shocking relationship. Dear Ann Landers: I.was me her name, 1 nearly col- a plea. How does one gel the vited him back into my life Dorothy's husband could see faithful partner. Whatever and permitted him to have murder by her husband of the If the attitudes of the hit between the eyes by that lapsed. She was a plain, floor away from a well- no alternative but his own su- the problem, most people are the pleasure of his grand- 20-year-old Playmate of the letter from "Curious in Con- mousy, dull, skinny, dowdy educated, highly sophisti- icide. able to deal with their anger. spouses in regard to each oth- child. Year. Dorothy Straiten, who er mesh, individual dif- necticut" who was obsessed stenographer who used lo cated bore who manages 'lo Such happenings are by no It is the aberrant case that I don'l like what he did lo was romantically linked with ferences and problems shrink .with finding out the name of work in Ihe company a few keep a stranglehold on every ends in an extreme act of my mother, but I would hate in importance. Race, income, Ihe "other woman." I, loo, years back. I simply couldn't conversation by lighting -his violence. The tragedy is that to lock him out of my life wai one of those driven, ob- believe It! The knowledge pipe, rearranging his food on the aberrant case is not rare. education and age differences forever. He Is the only father sessed wives who felt I jusl thai my husband had cheated his plale, chewing slowly, account for only a small por- 1 have ever known. It should not be aU that tion of marital stress, while had lo know who she was, with this little nothing for sipping wine and connecting shocking that so much vio- financial, parental and job even though the affair was nearly a year made him lose each sentence with "and — What Is your advice? — Iron Mountain, Mich. lence occurs among married difficulties are more dead and buried. a lot of respect in my eyes. If uh — so — " etc., as he be was going to have an af- couples. Marital and family stressful. These factors are I had fantasized thai Ihe proceeds with his soliloquy? Dear I.M.: If you want to fair, why didn't he pick some- reestablish a relationship upheaval are the most upset- dwarfed by the major person- woman was beautiful and 1 have seen this technique one with a little class? with your stepfather, go ting problems in life. Forty- ality traits that are respon- gracious and charming, with used repeatedly, and II kills ahead and do it. What hap- nine percent of self-referred sex appeal uozing from every So, let this be a lesson lo Ihe evening for everyone. sible for tension. A lack of pened between him and your mental patients suffer from self-esteem and frankness pore. I told myself she must all women. Don'l ask ques- Please, Ann, lo the rescue. — tions and you won't gel an- Fort Scott, Kans. mother had nothing to do with troublesome family prob- are very damaging to marital have been irresistible and you. If your mother is a fair- lems. Marital difficulties are peace. that my husband was helpless swers that might do even Dear Scott: Some may more damage lo your mar- call it "interrupting," but I minded woman she will not tied more closely to severe Hopefully, most people once she set her cap for him. hold it against you depression than any other One evening, after a lovely riage. How I wish I had never call it "crisis intervention." avoid the extreme conditions Is alcoholism ruining your cause of stress dinner nnd more than the usu- been told! — Curiosity That When Mr. Longwind stops that lead to the growing vio- life? Know the danger signals lence within the family unit. al half bottle of wine, my Killed A Cat, And More, In for a breath, seize the floor, Unfortunately, there is no and what to do. Read the We all live with stress, but it husband was In a mellow Darien and derail the ego-nut. (The foolproof way to deal with a booklet, "Alcoholism — can be reduced if positive mood. I sensed his vulner- Dear Cat: In your case, others will bless you.) violent partner. The usual ad- Hope and Help," by Ann steps are taken in problem- ability and decided to take ignorance was bliss. Com- Dear Ann Landers: My vice is to cooperate, avoid father died when I wnt a Landers. Enclose 50 cents solving and if there is a advantage of Ihe situation I pared to the folly of being with your request and a long, making him or her any an- baby. Mom remarried when I mutual respect between hus- asked sweetly, "Who was wised up. stamped, self-addressed en- grier while trying to be calm- was nearly five. My slepdad band and wife. she, darling?" When he told Dear Ann Landers: This is velope to Ann Landers, P.Q. ing. But there are no real was the only father I ever solutions. Box 11995, Chicago, Illinois knew. He was very good to 60611 Yet there may be ways to me, and I loved him. avoid the kind of marital Two years ago my stepdad stress and depression that Ardell, physicians asked for a divorce so he Card party can lead some to violence. At could marry another woman. least some of the important The family was very upset, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS causes of stress are clear. and Mom was heartbroken. -The Over 55 Club of Atlan- One study indicates that Indi- af Wellness Seminar I am 23 now, mnrrled tic Highlands will have a fall vidual problems are far less nearly Iwo years nnd expect- card party Wednesday at 1 responsible for marital strife FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP health system, which calls ing a baby. I wnnl our child lo p.m. in Fireman's Hall, W. than is the manner in which —Health planner and author for individuals to take respon- know his .grandfather. My Washington Ave. and Avenue individuals deal with them. Donald B Ardell, Ph D, and sibility for their own helth It older sister says I would be C. Tickets will be sold at the a panel of physicians from is a concept that persons can doing a terrible thing if I in- door. - , Frederic W. Ilfeld. M.I).. incorporate into a productive found that a happy marriage Freehold Area Hospital will be on hand tomorrow to lend lifestyle — beginning with an BROTHERS' MOTHERS — Taphy Harscar, right, was not particularly bene- evaluation of health decisions president of the Women's Guild of Christian Brothers fited by the couple's sharing a their expertise at Freehold Area Hospital's Wellness made in the past and a break- Academy, Lincroft, and Kathleen Bracken, chairman similar background. Differ- ing of old habits that are not of the guild-sponsored luncheon to take place Saturday, ing religions, social back- Seminar, that starts at 7:30 p.m. in Freehold Township supportive to a healthy en- look over some of the gifts and flowers that will grounds or political views did vironment. not play much of a role in High School, Elton-Adelphia brighten the event in Shore Casino, Atlantic Highlands. Author of the book "High creating stress in a marriage. Road. The benefit party gets underway at noon and will Level Wellness," Ardell The types of things that are The Wellness Seminar is feature fashions from Dainty Apparel, Asbury Park. maintans that wellness is "a Mrs. Harscar and Mrs. Bracken are of Middletown. harmful are a lack of re- part of the hospital's 10th an- niversary campaign and is lifetyle approach to realizing presented free as a communi- your best potentials for well- ty service. being " The objective of The purpose of the semi- wellness, he says, is to nar is to explore the premise, enhance the quality of a per- Memos "There's more to feeling son's life through activities good than not feeling sick " designed to improve the state The program represents a of physical, emotional and Card Party Consumer quiz Far East will be presented by DONALD B. ARDELL major direction in today's spiritual well-being Lynn Schanck. Arrangements RED BANK-The Ladies LINCROFT-Membership for a surprise social will be Auxiliary of Red Bank First Night of Lincroft Woman's made. Aid Squad will have a card Club will be tomorrow at 7:45 Cash in on the party tonight at 8 o'clock in p.m. in the community room Card party the First Aid Building, 151 of The Register, Shrewsbury. Equity in a RED BANK-The fall Spring St. Mrs. Jack Lover- JoAnn Scowcroft, public rela- card party sponsored by the Your sidge and Mrs. Albert T. tions supervisor for N. J. Bell CO Telephone Co., will present a Sisterhood and Congregation MacDonald are chairmen. of Congregation Beth Shalom Home! consumer quiz. Tickets will be sold at the will be Thursday at 7:30 p.m. door. Guests are asked to in the synogogue building, 186 •5,000-*10,000-»25,000 bring their own cards or The Far East Maple Ave. Chairmen are NOW JOIN games. Harriette Beispiel and Linda $ MIDDLETOWN-Xi Beta Scheer. Proceeds will be used Hobby night Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma for the synogogue's Hebrew 60,000 more WEIGHT WATCHERS School expansion. Partici- Phi meets Wednesday at 8:15 BRING THIS AD AND OCEAN TOWNSHIP-The p.m. in the home of Barbara pants are advised to bring Take years to repay. Ju ' the thing you need for Debt Ocean Township Elementary Gadarian. A program on the their own cards and games. ConaotMtton, Home Improvements, Student Tuition, School PTA will have Hobby Butlneaa kwestmenU — whatever. $ Night tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. It's easy with a Home Equity Loan at City Consumer Refreshments will be served. Services. And there It newer a prepayment penalty. SAVE 4.00 What's more, the interest is simple interest, which means ON FIRST MEETING * REGISTRATION FEE Consumer quiz you pay only on the amount outstanding, and — the interest (Offer ends November 1, into UNCROFT-Membership is tax deductible each year, reducing the actual cost of your Ol all the Might low prograpg m In the worM, MM MM loan eful than ih* WMfM Wtodi Night of Lincroft Woman's Call our local office Of phone Toll Free We ve helped more people lose more pounos man any other plan. Club will be tomorrow at 7:45 800-492-4064 for additional Information p.m. in the community room H you're MTIOUI about losing weight. |oin Weight Watcher i now of The Register, Shrewsbury. Becouse with mony other progrorm. all you low in the long run is time JoAnn Scowcroft, public rela- OFFER GOOO INAREA 3V HI, MERCER. UIOOLESEX. UONMOUTH.OCEAN tions supervisor for N. J. Bell City Consumer Services inc > HUNTERDON COUNTIES 0M.V Telephone Co., will present a rnMhokl: Rt*. 9 «t consumer quiz. Barkalow Av«. For Class In Vour Town South of Freehold Circle Call 364-5511 (201)482-2511 WBGHT or Toll Free Hobby night (800)242-5866 OCEAN TOWNSHIP-The MkMkttown: VWaon Mall Ocean Township Elementary Center 10S0 Me. 35 CITA Subsidiary iJ C'ty Federal Y School PTA will have Hobby (201) 671-2021 Onp ol Ampnra s Irfigpsi The Authority Nlffat toroorrrtomorrojw at 790 p.m. RefrtahnenU will be served. ondary Mortgage Loans. 10 The Daily Register MONDAY. OCTOBER 20.1980 Speaker tells minority groups education is vital (continued) benediction were given by the Mrs Eunice Hargrove Miss Christine Moses, a Hen Conference Diving Cham- for the NAACP. spoke in rec- U.S. planes to remain Rev L>r Charles Bourne Harris, chairman of the J-J Hudson Regional High pionships earlier this year ognition of the award winners There is action, our kids Miss Ernestine Taylor of Red Edward B Muse, national and congratulated the that can see electronically are learning." he remarked, chapter's youth committee, School student who won the {continued) Bank, a teacher and social director of life'memberships chapter on its 25th birthday. about 250 miles in all direc- adding I think the role of presented a Youth Award to women's division of the Shore ing assessments yesterday worker active many years in tions the school is to reform socie- A hardline legislator. As- the local NAACP, introduced Addressing Rajai s con- ty, not to perpetuate out- 24« SUta t such election had In the some manner all! special loint Lflislative committee created pursuant lo Assemwv c-ortciir- tomorrow, but that the a processional, followed by a provided for bv lew In ttu ise ot this election ot a Governor, and the o l flict epprovel or disapproval of act so determined !hall be declared In the rent Resolution No a ol the IHI Legislature. •• '.*' f'" ?V|!L¥J hostage issue is still in the welcome by Mrs Maurie served from 1955-60. Dr continued Dv tne Leglsleture Irom lime to time, e copv 01 the Plea caiwafoi He said the series of meas- same manner el the result n election tor a Governor, and If there shell hands of a seven-member Long, NAACP chapter secre- Margaret Parker. 1960-63; be a majority of ail the votes ii for and aaalmt It al such election in favor under section 34 ot tms act. together with such changes therein es mav have ures the United States has ol the approval of this act. then ell the provision! of mis act not made been required bv the Governor's budget message committee and there are no tary Raymond U Williams, the family of the late William effective theretofore shall tak eft eel forthwith 24 Not less than » oavi prior to entering Into an<'t»»«, laasa. taken against Iran, including obligation, or agreement to effectuate tha purposes of this act. m cIMf immediate plans for a full second vice president of the Fisher, president in 1963-64, 23 There Is harebv eppn leted the sum ot is.ooo 00 lo the Department eaecuti ve officer of anv department designated ponuenl lo sections of inrt the imposition of a trade em- of Stale tor expense! In connac Ion with the publication ot notice pursuant lo acl snail report lo and consult with the special loint leglsletive committee debate on the subject chapter, led the gathering in John L Jones, 1964-66, Staf- section 23 bargo and the freezing of parJmartii designated pursuant to created pursuant to Assemblv Concurrent Resolution No 44 ol the INI singing Lift Every Voice 24 The chief executive fl Legislature as reconstituted end continued from time to lime bv the But the speaker of the 270- • American assets, wuuld be ford Thompson, 1966-70. Dr section 5 ot this act to lmplomen< ictnrrprovload tor In this act shell and Sing." the Negro national submit to the State Treasurei end the commission with the department! 27 This section end section! 22 end 2] of Ihli act ihall take affect seat Parliament, Ayatullah reviewed once progress is Marcus Pierce, 1970-74, and annual budget request a pie for the OMPendlture of fund! from tha "Public immediately end the remainder ot the act shall take eft.cl at and when Hashemi Rafsanjani, was anthem Theodore Johnson Sr., Purpose Buildings Construe Ion Fund" tor the upcoming fiscal year. This provided in sacllon 22 ^^ „ made toward releasing the plan shall Include the follow Information 0 performance evaluation of quoted in an interview with a hostages The invocation and 1974-79 the tMMndlturtH m«k from Ih* fund to dale. • dttcrlptlon of program. Oct 20 «» » Swedish radio correspondent as saying the conditions for the hostages' release would be decided "by the end of . VALUABLE COUPON llilliuiiiil — - - —* ECflMO this week at the latest " TOWARDS THC PURCHASE OF ON£ tii 12 OZ SOX Of Rajai said at his news con- EITHER FRANKENBERRV Off ference in New York it would NEW OR be easy to resolve Iran's pre- COUNT vious demand for an official TRANSFERRED apology for American in- CHOCULA terference in Iranian affairs WITH THIS prOCn I during the rule of the late COUPON UtrltAL Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi President Carter has in- sisted the United States will not apologize, but Kajai said the administration already has done so in practice, al- though he did not say what form it had taken or who had relayed it. "All it needs is probably to put something on paper." he said. Muskie said he considered Rajai s statement about the AWAC'S and Jordan an ex- pression of concern rather than new conditions. "We consider our decision to deploy AWACS as being in our national interest ... con- 2 SPECIAL EVENTS FROM ShopRiti: FRUIT BASKETS sistent with impartiality" in 2nd Annual FREE > ShopRite introduces the Iran-Iraq conflict, he Holiday Food Expo 1080 Holiday Fruit added A Coniumaf Educalion Show Co Sponiorsd by Baskets Luscious fruits ShopRiia and FM 99 WXLO Radio and tasly nuls in That position appeared to SAT., A SUN.. NOV 8ihft 9t h 11 am-6pm beautifully arranged bowls draw support yesterday from SOUTH MOUNTAIN ARENA 580 NOBTHFIELD and baskets A perfect gift AVt WLSTORANGL.N.J 1 the camp of Republican pres- 10 Km Run and N.J. Woman's for any occasion idential nominee Ronald Re- Championship-Woman Only agan. NUNOMNIO All MOWN N J CMAIWIONtHlf O Former President Gerald tMfWI ? t PARTY PLATTERS SUN . NOV tlth AT CLAY FIELD. OlEN RlDOE. N J Be a guest at your own R, Ford, interviewed on CBS' parly, and let ShopRite do "Face the Nation," said the work Our Appy withdrawing tha>radar planes «« HAND PAINTED Department will prepare Would be a capitulation. festive tasty platters that make any party a real And Richard V Allen. Re- TH, STONEWARE feast! Stop by our Appy agan's chief foreign affairs WITH t me Classics avail la 1 Pallarns Department tor details adviser, said on NBC's FEATURE cmtLIWOOO MunMTDN. IOMMIMI I ShopRite is the low Meet the Press " that re- CEREAL HOLIDAY GIFT moving the planes now BOWL CERTIFICATES "would have ... unfortunate |V ..soir DO MMIMUM riHICHXI Haras a great gill I . MUtU*l 59 idea ShopRite food Gill consequences." The AWACS are modified Certificates in $5 00. The Dairy Place 110 00 and S25 00 units versions of the Boeing 707 and PRICE and are redeemable tor carry sophisticated radar any food or non-food items Ms the peitecl gilt lor any occasion M3Lont>ranch MOTICl TO CONTRACTORS LEADER Notice Ii hareav given that The Produce Place seeled Proeosali will be received bv ID* City ix Long Brancr), Mefimoutn Cauntv, Ntw Jersev lor HUD COM- MUNITY DEVELOPMENT 1LOCK ONir 70 C» I ONUS IN I CUP SllCtO GRANT PROGRAM lor Furnishing American Singles and Installation of •Itumliwut Coo rrete Pavement ana other work In. ma t». , MONEY SAVINGS PAK IIRXST J FRESH cldonUI thereto at Morrlt AvatMM within ino HUD COD! INFOKCt Parkay Margarine OUMTHI t>| MENT AREA, and ooonio and r*aa .Chicken Thighs "!»• » 89*•] MUSHROOMS In public at Lena •ranch city Hall, Me Broadway, Long Branch on Cottage Cheese TuesrJav. October la. 1M0 at 1:00 J Chicken Drumsticks ,. 99'' P.M. Prevailing Tlmo. At Regular RtUT mooting ol city Council La Yogurt Hiimt 1 Grapefruit mm 6,*1 Contract Documontl and plant ShopRite Kielbasa ;°,,;,V for IN* proposed work prepared bv Chariot C wlddli. P.S. 1 L. S. Cltv The Deli Place Delicious Apples jetm. a 79* Englnoor havo boon fllod in the of- •Chuck Steaks :;,: ,' flco ot tald Englnotr at 204 won wood Avenue. Long Branch. New $ RedDeicious HOOr 2.89* Jersev and may bo inspected bv protective bidden during buslneli TRound Steaksn@™"°:r, hour! Golden Delicious W 2. 89* Bidden will be lurnlshed with a Mtw Zealand Genuine Spring Lamb, Frozen copy of the Contract Documantt and ShopRite's Turkey Pan Roast Frozen, Grade 'A' plam bv the Engineer upon proper T S 6 BarUettPears-.™--. 2«89* notice and pavmant of a nonrofun Leg of Lamb MM* V*1* debit charge of twonlv dollar! White & Dark Meat *» 2 " lire 001 to defray the coal thdnM. $ 47 »98 The Bakery Place Propoialt mutt bo mode on (tit Shoulder Chops ™ » 1 7IDI Standard Propotal Forms In the Al White Meat manner detlgneted In the Contract Wilson's Hot Dogs (HUM A ICMtCMMHUtl WmilHI »H« •IKtl Dpcumgntt, mutt be oncHMd 1*1 SO47 * •AXmaiTiCMtl )CHICHEail(iQVMIl''l •H<* teatad envelope! bearing the name Loin Lamb Chops •>CR>«MICHI0 ICMtCMHGllll! M[«IH and addrett ot the Bidder and the l» • name of the work on the outtkto. Wilson's Beef Franks HI MIXED FRYER eddreiMd to the Mayor and Cltv »i< cHors Council ol the Cltv of Long Branch 1* Pork Chop Combo HWPMTtW •1" and mutt be accompanied bv a Chicken Franks KMl vlalHH e>| PARTS • ttetement ot Content of Surety from 59 a turety company authorliod to do BONELESS business In the State of New Jersey The Appy Place Pork Loin for BBQ ^ and acceptable to the Cltv of Long MWILEIS BEEF CHUCK ^ I97 English Muffins •ranch and a bid guarantee to the TBLT the Cltv of Long Branch tor not leu Pork Loin Roast mnwitott POT ROAST bii WHERE than ton par cent (10%) of the Fresh Bake Shot AVAl amount bid except that the bid guar- SMPKIK SMOKED SHOULDCIt CHUCK CUT antee need not oacaod IK.00O.00. Pork Butts W«!E»SDOCD The award of the Contract tor BUNELboS inn work will not bo mode until the twain nocettarv fund! have boon provided Beef Liver • NDWVEMID BEEF FOR STEW by the city of Long Branch In a lawful manner. WHUE WIIM WHY PAT MORE The Cltv or the Engineer re Chicken Legs IMKHS tervet the right to require a com* 19 BEEF SHOULDER plete financial and oiporlonco Chicken Roll -~ ,.*1 llatoment Irom prospective bidder! Oven Roaster 5 showing that thov have satisfac- LONDON BROIL torily completed work of the nature 10" Pumpkin Pie ««*2" required before furntlhlng proposal Grade A Fish Market "7£ forms or specifications, or before The Grocery Place awarding the Contract. The right Is C.HADI A fHISHNIW I Nl,l ANI! Health & Beauty Aids also reserved to reject any or all bids or to waive any Informalltiot where tuch informality Is not detrimental the best Interest of the FILLET OF ! NfllURES ORGANIf.S City. The right Is also reserved to Increase or decrease the quantities specified In the manner designated SCROD COD* HENNA In the Specifications Attention of Bidders ll particu- S M SHAMPOO lar I v called to the requirements as 10 conditions of employment to be ob- Frozen Shrimp,..»%»,.. » 4 served and minimum wage rate to ,.«$H be paid under the contract. Henna Rinse " Bidders are required to comply the Frozen Food Place with the requirement! of PL. tWJ. IMJU CUT and P.L. 1*77. c» ShnpRHr r.HAIII A Prell Shampoo CMC TVat The successful bidder snail be required to comply w«h thg ore> irlslons of the equal opportunity Apple Juice ^89* Pie Riling (Mips Cotton Swabs clause of Cuecullvo Order tlMa. ORANGE Attention of Bidders Is particu- larly called to the requirements as to Gatorade Drink ir49* Recipe Dog Food..;, -3 v, 87* General Merchandise conditions of employment to be oe- JUICE agrygd and minimum waae rate to let "adQC e be paid under ma contract ShopRite Cookies az ;:;89 Mrs. Smiths Pies Hi-C Drinks as. si cm ^W ^ffSXSffi Seneca Lemon Juice Pepsi Cola "tsr ':*V* Freezer Queen tt 79* usa of CmtlHnOrJrM Nestle Hot Cocoa •- PeesleU Tomatoes 3:1 i*«i79* The successful b*j«jr shall be The Ice Cream Place l

rate of par lor aacli fasoemc urn • '^•uSlToF TH« rJAVO; »HD CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LOHOBHANCH^^..^,. We're Not Just A Supermarket.. .We're ShopRite Chief Aovnlnlauatlve OWcor r ATTf JT joannrt DaFailo cuitomm. we mosir.i«rv« in. right 10 limn Ihg pur chat* lo unit, ol 4 of any ul« Hams, a.eapt Mhorg olfigrwls. noted. Not »«t™ J^^^P^PjSSlriasT^Jiai .a-, Cllv Clerk . Oct. 2S. 1M0. Non. totMd tlo olh.ollwrr r.t.llgrtgt.ilgrsg oor »hol...l«fv.riol.s.1..i. Art«or« dog< not r»«™«nl, r.pr,..nl ittm on sale, it I. lor display purpowi only. Copyritjht WAKEFEHN fOOb COHPOUTION 1M0. •OATeO:Ocoloar». 1»« n.. Oet Oct. t4. H *"•" SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAV. OCTCIBER 20.1980 The Dfcrily Register 11 Entertainment briefs

BONSAI COURSE - K six-week It is believed to be the moat signifi- between state and federal agencies and p m Nov 16 The show will continue Friday. and at J p m the following day drickson of Oceanport. James Hitesman bonsai course Uught by Jerald P. cant exhibition of a non-utilitarian ap- private organizations," according to through the holiday season. Thomas Carlock of Fair Haven will of Riverside, Charles Moore of In Stowell. first president of the American proach to crafts ever held in New Jersey Eudorah Moore, crafts coordinator of The show will be juried by Ann Con- discuss bird carving at 8 15 p m Fri- terlaken, Bonnie Tanner of Rumson and Bonsai Society, begins tonight in Deep Dale Wiltsee of Gibbstown and in the metropolitan area. the National Endowment for the Arts. over and Grace Graupe-PUlard Medi- day, and 2 p.m. Saturday Cut Park, Red Hill Road, Middletown The emphasis is on crafts as art, ELYSIUM CHORALE - Interviews The Robeson Gallery, at SSO High St ums arc oil, watercolor, photography. Lectures by Robert Henschel of Nep- The course, sponsored by the Mon- "rather than on things you can use on is open 1 to 6 p.m., Monday to Friday for membership in the Elysium Chorale weaving, pottery and sculpture tune on birds of Monmouth County will mouth County Park System, will con- the dinner table or wear," said Prof Admission is free. WILDLIFE ART - The work of 16 of Freehold Township are scheduled for take place at 10:30 am Saturday and 1 tinue Mondays through Nov. 24 Hours Judith Brodsky, bead of the art depart- FREEDOM THEME - Artists painters, carvers and photographers 7 30 pm Oct 20 and 27 in the Hope p m Sunday. will be 7 tot p.m. ment at the Newark College of Arts and views on personal freedom are being will be exhibited in the third annual Lutheran Church, Elton-Adelphia Road Jeanne Hyer of Belmar will discuss The course is limited to 20 partici- Sciences. sought by the Craftsman's Loft and The exhibition of New Jersey Wildlife Ar- The chorale, the community chorus gouche techniques at ISO pm Satur- pants "Most craft shows are displays of Artist's Haven, 140 E. Newman Springs tists Friday. Saturday and Sunday in the of the Battleground Arts Center, is pre- day Plants, containers, tools and potting furnishings. 'Fiber, Metal, Clay' will Road, Red Bank. Thompson Park Visitor Center, Lin- paring for a holiday concert and sing-a- Frank Hulick of Oceanport will talk mixtures may be purchased during the reflect ideas in contemporary art and Area artists are being invited to par- croft longDec 14 about art in pen, ink and pencil at 2 p m course the craft-artists' own initiatives," ticipate in a contest, A Struggle for The exhibition will open with a re- Rehearsals take place from 8 to 10 Sunday Officials at Deep Cut Park may be Hortense Green, crafts coordinator for Freedom. A f 100 award will be given to ception from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Friday. The p m Mondays in the church The holi contacted for more information and reg- the Slate Council on the Arts, noted. Best in Show, and $23 awards will be show will be open to the public from 10 There will also be ongoing demon- day repertoire will include Fred War- istration. A free conference for Middle Atlan- presented in a variety of categories am to 5 p m Saturday, and from 11 strations by senmshander Andrew ing's '"Twas the Might Before Christ- CRAFTS IN NEWARK - New Jer- tic crafts people will be held at Robeson Works by the winners will become part a.m. U>5p.m Sunday. Daniele of Holmdel and carver Robert mas," "A Feast of Light" by Fred sey's top professional craft artists, Center Tuesday in conjunction with the of a traveling exhibit for county librar- Several of the exhibitors will present Kurkewici of Beach Haven Silverman, and selections from Han- some of national prominence, are show- exhibition. ies, museums and corporate offices. lectures and demonstrations throughout Other artists include Joyce Cloughly del's Messiah as well as other holiday ing their work in an exhibition, "Fiber, The purpose "is a careful review of Nov. S, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Is the the weekend of New Providence. Betty Curtis of Key- songs Metal, Clay, " at the Paul Robeson Gal- the needs of the crafts field nationally receiving date, and the grand opening Richard Ditch of Freehold will dis- port, Mary Louise DiEugenio of Toms The Battleground Arts Center should lery at Rutgers-Newark through Oct. 29 and to develop patterns of cooperation reception will take place from 2 to 5 cuss nature photography at 7:15 p.m River, Philip Eager and Homer Hen- be contacted for additional information

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - It now comes who repeatedly has rallied the Phillies to victory tempt to win in the ninth. Frank White worked down to Steve Carlton and the rest of the Philadel- this year. McGraw for a leadoff walk. McGraw used just phia Phillies' "Comeback Gang." Unser became a Phillie in 1978 when he was three pitches to strike out Brett for the second And for that, the Phils can be thankful to a released outright by the Montreal Expos Seven time in three innings, then walked Aikens. McRae small man with a big bat. teams drafted him, but none made an offer. hit into a fielder's choice, erasing Aikens and Del Unser, a castoff two years ago when the Philadelphia decided it could use a 33-year-old sending White to third That brought up Amos Phillies latched onto him, performed nobly once journeyman outfielder and acquired him in the re- Otis, who had homered earlier again yesterday, sending Philadelphia home with entry draft. "I tried to pitch a 1-2-3 inning," McGraw said, a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven game World Series. Unser has more than proven his worth. "but as I got deeper and deeper into trouble, I The sixth game of the Series will be played He stroked a pinch single that keyed a five-run began to pitch more carefully. When Otis came tomorrow night with a seventh game, if neces- rally in the eighth inning and tied Game 5 of the up, I tried to make perfect pitches. 1 didn't care if sary, Wednesday night. The Phillies will start the National League playoffs with Houston. In the I walked him." left-hander Carlton, baseball's premier pitcher, next inning, he doubled and scored the run that Otis walked on a 3-1 delivery from McGraw, Tuesday night against Kansas City Royals right- got Philadelphia here. bringing up Jose Cardenal, who came in at a hander Rich Gale. Unser's pinch double in the eighth inning of the pinch hitter two innings earlier. McGraw gmt to Carlton may or may not share the spotlight second game of the World Series started a win- 1-2 on Cardenal, then struck him out with what he when he has a chance to wrap up the Phillies' first ning, four-run rally and caused Schmidt to com- calls his Cutty Sark fastball "because it sails." World Series title, but on Sunday, the light of ment: "He's unreal." "I felt a little guilty on the mound," McGraw victory shone directly on Unser. When Quisenberry got his sinker Just a hair too said My wife helped me relax a tittle last night, Uruer stroked a pinch double, his third hit in high on a sunny but cool Sunday afternoon, Unser and she kept me up a little late. I fell very six at-bats during the Series, to tie the game at 3-3 lashed it toward Royals first baseman Willie fortunate today that things came out the way they in the ninth inning, then scored the winning run Aikens. The ball took a wicked hop and bounced did." for a 4-3 victory that backed the Royals into a over Aikens' glove, scoring Schmidt all the way tUi "IV1 deep, dark corner. from first as Unser motored into second. KANSAS CITT "Having to go into Philly and win two, the Moreland sacrificed Unser to third. After Gar- raiu •*,»•* •krkM 1000 NUv If ! 0 1 0 odds are against you," Unser said, "It's a good ry Maddox grounded out, Manny Trillo lashed a ROH it 110 0 WMUlk 1000 Me arid rl 1111 GBrotl M> feeling going one game up and having Lefty line drive that caromed off Quisenberry's glove Stnmal 3D 10 0 0 AIMltl Ib pitching the next game and Rufus (Dick Ruthven) and bounced toward third for an Infield single that Lgllnill II 0 00 0 CiKKn Dr L Smith It 1 MCRMIM if he's needed, but we'll stick with our one-game scored Unser. UftMr II 0 Oil! Cl > 1 Morln4«t lit HurdK rl 1 t at-a-time philosophy." "I've been lucky in this Series," Unser said. GMlKMCI 0 1 CartfaM rl I 0 t Trillo H> 111 Forttrc 10 10 The Phillies, who have trailed at one time or "The ball bounced over Aikens' glove by two or BOW* M 10 I 1 ill another in all five Series games, came into the three inches, maybe. He didn't have much time to DIM BO" " Ml III ninth down 3-2. They faced Kansas City's ace react." tm M at- reliever, Dan Quisenberry. E— Alfcorti, GBratt DP-KanMi Cltv 1. LOB—•H PMIaoalpftl til 000a- 4, Rookie Marty Bystrom started for the >nul Cllv II IB WlHon, KIM. tar MR—Schmidt 111. Old Mike Schmidt, who hit a two-run homer in the Phillies, but when 42,368 Royals fans saw their (3) SB—GBr«lt S- While. Moraland. SF - Washington fourth, led off with an infield single on a drive that last swing of the World Series, it was Tug IP M « •> IB K> Royals third baseman George Brett dove to his McGraw standing on the mound. McGraw went Bvltrom Raad 0 0 0 APttMa left and knocked down. Phils Manager Dallas three innings, giving up just one hit, a double to McGraw W.I I o o a KMWCItl WATCHING IT GO — The Phillies' Mike Schmidt follows the flight of the two-run Green then sent Unser in to pinch hit for Lonnie Hal McRae. He struck out five, including George Gura • 1-1 4 1 I I Smith. That got a lefty hitter against a righty Brett twice, but walked four. Oultn»rr» i.i I 11-1 ) 1 I t homer he hit In the fourth Inning of yesterday fifth game of the World Series. The Byltrom nllclM la Ihroo ballon In il«1h pitcher, but moreover, it brought to bat a man The Royals mounted one last desperate at- T-MI. A-4MM Phillies beat Kansas Cltv. 4-3. and now lead the best of seven series, 3-2. Kansas City attempts to solve World Series puzzle KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Dan Quisenberry, whose in hostile Veterans Stadium tomorrow night. The Royals know Rose blooper in right field and turned it into a double play in George Brett, the No l clutch hitter in a Kansas City sense of humor never fails him even if his sinkerball does, has they lost two in a row there last week, and asking them to win the sixth inning to save a run. In the eighth, he made a uniform, uncharacteristically struck out against Tug McGraw figured out how to beat the Philadelphia Phillies. two in a row this week is asking a great deal. similarly spectacular effort, darting deep in the hole to throw in the bottom of the ninth with White on first base. He took a "I think the goal is to let them get a lead," he said. "They'll have (6,000 maniacs out there In the seats," said out Larry Bowa. Veteran White-watchers knew he has made called third strike and admitted he was surprised. "They've come from behind in every postseason game center fielder Amos Otis, who continued his hot hitting with a those plays many times before. "It was 0-2 and, with the game situation as it was, W they've won. I've respected them from the outs et, and home run and a tingle yesterday. " Our backs are against the "This is just a World Series and it stands out more, percent of the time he would waste a pitch. I wanted some- nothing has changed." wall now. This is exactly where we didn't want to be." everything is magnified. I've had better days. I've made all thing to pull through the hole, but he threw a fastball on the It was Quisenberry on the mound yesterday when the The loss wasted a brilliant defensive performance by those plays before. People just talk about it more when it outer part of the plate and I Just couldn't pull the trigger. It Phillies staged one more charge and scored two runs in the second baseman Frank White. happens in a World Series." was a good pitch." top of the ninth to beat Kansas City 4-3 and seize a three- "Personal achievements don't mean much If you don't game-to two lead in the 1980 World Series. win," he said. "All I was thinking about was winning." Now it's back to Philadelphia for the Royals and Game Six White, a Gold Glove winner, made a basket catch of a Pete Trillo lets his hot bat do all the talking KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Manny Trillo, a native of Pinch hitter Del Unser, whose ninth-inning double scored Venezuela, has some difficulty speaking English but he has no Mike Schmidt from first with the tying run, said he hit a trouble speaking with his bat. fastball or a sinker. Trillo, the Philadelphia Phillies' surehanded second "1 was just trying to get something good to hit, the Ted baseman, singled home the winning run in the Phillies vic- Williams philosophy," salid Unser. "The ball bounced Just tory. over Willie Aikens glove by a couple or three inches. I don't "The only thing I tried to do," said Trillo in his halting know if he had time to react to it." English, "is make contact. Reliever Tug McGraw, who earned the victory with three "I was lucky to get end of my bat on the ball and it went innings of pitching, talked about the pitching sequence to right through the middle." Amos Otis in the ninth inning, with runners on first and third Trillo said he didn't sec the ball that bounced off Royals' and two out. relief pitcher Dan Quisenbeiry's glove because he was run- McGraw insisted that he wasn't trying to walk Otis but ning. was attempting to make perfect pitches. He didn't want to give the leading hitter in this Series with 11 hits anything good Not only did Trillo provide the game-winning hit but, in the to swing at. sixth inning, be took a relay from right fielder Bake McBride and threw a strike that cut down Darrell Porter at the plate. "I didn't care if I walked him," said McGraw. "But I wasn't trying to." "The minute the ball hit the right field fence, I looked for come up with a hard smash off the bat of Mike Schmidt. Porter," Trillo said. "He was stepping on second base and I McGraw said he knew that Jose Cardenal, a former CARPET CLEANER — Royal third baseman George National Leaguer and a Phillie, was on deck. Brett lies prone on the artificial surface after falling to knew he'd try for home. Bake gave me a good throw." Michaels fumes Mistakes prove costly as Seahawks stick Jets

By DAN ROSENBAUM Michaels wat referring to toe New England Apparently, toe whittle had been blown by game two weeks ago in which linebacker Steve someone in the crowd. But that, said Michaels, NEW YORK — Walt Michaels was angry. Nelson came in untouched to block Pat Leahy's wat no excuse for itanding around. Normally the Jet coach accepts defeat graceful- field goal attempt. The ball was returned 66 "You never think the play it dead," he said ly. Grudgingly, but gracefully. But this time yards by Mike Haynes for the touchdown. "You surround the runner. You can't be penal- there was Ire in the old linebacker's eyes Michaels was asked whether he anticipated ized for going after the ball carrier. The player following the Jets' 27-17 loss to the Seattle making any changes In the kick team personnel will say he risks getting a penalty if he hits him. Seahawks, a game the Jets led most of the way, But there are ways you can get around it." then saw slip away as a result of two break- "It'd be too toon to say," be answered. "I'll downs, one physical, one mental. have to until I settle myself back down." At least one Jet, safety Ken Schroy, insisted Green's return made the score 14-10. Leahy that the official had been the one to blow the "When you let a team off the hook when whistle. "It wat an official, definitely," Schroy you're 11 points up, and when the special teams and Efren Herrera exchanged field goals to make it 17-13 early in the fourth quarter. When said. "He was on my left hand tide. I don't let you down like they did today, there's not know his name." much else you can say," Michaels said. the Seta couldn't move the ball on their next series, Ramsey went back to punt, got it off this The specialty teams. The physical break- The Seahawks intercepted Jets quarterback time, and boomed a 57 yard kick to the Seahawk Richard Todd on the next series of downs, and down. 12, from where quarterback Jim Zorn went to added another short Jodat plunge to make the It came midway through the third period work. final, 27-17. Up till that point Todd had been with the Jets on top 14-3. Chuck Ramsey was Reserve running back Jeff Moore took a pass superb, hitting tight end Mickey Staler with a back to punt inside bis own 40 and took a high from Zorn and eluded New York defenders until four yard scoring pass in the second quarter and snap from rookie center Guy Bingham be was stopped 34 yards later by Jesae Johnson later connecting with running back Scott Dierk- "I jumped for it, came back down, then took Four plays later Seattle wat at the Jets 10. ing on a 20-yarder to put the Jets in control 14-3 a half a step," Ramsey explained. "It's the early in the third period. quickest I've ever got a kick off. I don't think I The mental breakdown wat brewing. "When we had 'em down we should have could have gotten it off any faster." Zorn barred out signals on flnt down, using buried 'em," said defensive end Joe Klecko. Ramsey's fastest, on this play, wasn't fad his patented head bob that infuriates opposing coaches but for which he it never penalized. Jets "We just didn't have the gumption. It's evident, enough. Barrelling in came wide receiver Sam we had the game won." McCullum to knock the ball down, which was defensive end Mark Gastlneau went for the bob He, too, wat asked if any shakeup can be picked up by fellow wide receiver Jessie Green and jumped offsides. A whistle blew. The Jets expected in the Jet camp this week. "At 14?" who ran it in for the touchdown. stopped playing, but Seattle didn't. Zorn handed off to Moore, who was in the Jets secondary he said. "Oh yeah." "No one even tried to block me," McCullum NOTES - Seattle hat alwayt had Chuck said. "I just side-stepped the center and came before any of Jets realized that play hadn't been called. Moore was knocked out of bounds at the Ramsey's number. Three yean ago they right in." partially blocked three of his kicks . . Jodat't That's about the way Michaels saw it, too. Jets two yard line. Fullback Jim Jodat acored TOPSY TURVY — Jet running back Scott Dlerklng goes for a one yard gain the go-ahead touchdown on the next play, and first touchdown run in the fourth quarter wat "It looked like the entire offensive line broke In the third quarter of yesterday's game against Seattle at Shea Stadium. the Jets were losers for the tilth time in seven the first score registered by the SeatUe of feme down," he said angrily. "This it two games in a in nine quarters. The Seahawks rallied In the second half to win, 27-17. row at home that we've had kicks blocked." tries 14 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. OCTOBE:TOBER20--routR 20. 1980 • 1 _ s crushe1 s Giants4"*% #) ; Eagles sail past Cowboys

SAN DIEGO (AP) — San Diego quarterback for the interception at the Cowboys' 20-yard line Kerragamo then completed six passes in six at- Dan FouU pasaed for a club-record 444 yards at Louie Giammona, substituting for the Eagles' tempts as the Rams drove 67 yards and took Lhe the Chargers crushed the New York Giants 44-7 injured star running back,, Wilbert Montgomery, lead on a 17-yard touchdown pass to running back yesterday to break 1 two-game National Football bulled twice for five yards to the IS. Cullen Bryant. League losing streak. And on third down Smith sliced from the right In the final minute of the quarter. Los Angeles FouU. who last year broke Joe Namatfa'i all- side into the end lone, a step ahead of cornerback moved 69 yards on two plays, a 45-yard comple- time single-season pasting record with 4,082 Benny Barnes, to catch the tie-breaking touch- tion to Willie Miller and a 24-yard touchdown pass yards, completed 26 of 41 panes before leaving down with 4:27 to play to Drew Hill In the third quarter, the Rams built Sunday's one-sided game midway in the final Dallas had one final shot, driving from iu own a 24-3 lead on a 47-yard field goal by Frank Corral period 40 to the Philadelphia 8. But on fourth and goal, and Ferragamo's 13-yard touchdown pass to The performance bettered FouU' previous cornerback Roynell Young batted away an end- Miller club record of 388 yards set last week in a 38-24 tone pass to Tony Hill with 45 seconds to play. BrowBsM, Packers 21 loss to the Oakland Raiders. The Chargers were Jaworski, who completed 13 of 25 passes for CLEVELAND - Quarterback Brian Sipe con beaten 26-24 by Buffalo two weeks ago. 214 yards, gave the Eagles their other touchdown nected with wide receiver Dave Logan on an The victory raised the Chargers' record to 5-2 in Philadelphia's 10-point second quarter when be electrifying 46-yard touchdown pass with 16 sec- and kept them atop the AFC West standings The hit Harold Carmichael on a 5-yard pass. Philadel- onds to play to lead the Cleveland Browns to a hapless Giants suffered their sixth straight set- phia's other points came on Tony Franklin's field victory over the Green Bay Packers back in dropping to 1-6. goal of 35 yards. Sipe, who hit on 24 of 39 passes for 391 yards and two touchdowns on the day, guided an 87-yard FouU fired touchdown passes of 39 yards to RcdsklaiU.Cardlaalit John Jefferson, 11 yards to Charlie Joiner and 31 drive in the final two minutes of the game to win WASHINGTON - Joe Theismann passed for yards to John Floyd. Jefferson, Joiner and Kellen it Sipe had been a questionable starter because of two touchdowns and Clarence Harmon rushed for Wmslow all totaled more than 100 yards with their a knee sprain suffered last week another TD as Washington rediscovered its of- receptions. Joiner had a career-high 10 catches Robert Jackson's interception of a Lynn fense and defeated the St Louis Cardinals. for 171 yards. Dickey pass killed hopes for a Green Bay come- Theisman got the Redskins off to a fast start, After a slow start, San Diego exploded for 21 back in the final seconds, and spoiled an other- connecting on a 4-yard touchdown pass to Harmon wise repectableday for Dickey points in the second quarter. Running back John with only 2:32 gone in the first quarter, the first A 42-yard Don Cockroft field goal gave the Cappelletti scored on a 1-yard plunge for the TD Washington had scored in RFK Stadium in Browns a 14-0 lead with 8:47 to play iiHhe third Chargers' first touchdown, capping a M-yard, 10- three games this year. play drive. period, but Dickey took control of the game After a 30-yard field goal by Mark Moseley, Shortly later, Fouls found Jefferson open over through the middle of the next quarter, guiding only his third of the year In 14 attempts, the Packers to three straight touchdowns the middle for the 39-yard scoring play. FouU and Theismann led the Redskins 80 yards for another Dickey scrambled seven yards for the first Joiner hooked up for their touchdown with 24 TD, culminating the drive with a 36-yard pass-run Packers score, two plays after a 31-yard strike to seconds remaining in the half. by Ricky Thompson with 10:45 remaining in the James Lofton gave Green Bay a first down at The Giants' only score came after a San Diego first half. Cleveland's nine snap from center sailed over punter Rick Later in the quarter, Washington cornerback Bears 14, Lions 7 Partridge's head. New York needed two plays to Jeris White intercepted a Jim Hart pass, setting CHICAGO — Quarterback Vince Evans, cele- go two yards for the touchdown, which was scored up Harmon's 20-yard touchdown run with only 23 brating his first start of the season, hurled a 64- by Billy Taylor on a 1-yard dive. seconds remaining yard touchdown pass to James Scott and scored a Eaglet 17, Cowboys II Rami 11, 4»en 17 touchdown to lead the last-place Chicago Bears to PHILADELPHIA - Ron Jaworskl's second SAN FRANCISCO - Vince Ferragamo threw a victory over the first-place Detroit Lions. touchdown pass of the game, a 15-yarder to four touchdown passes, more than making up for Evans also set up Chicago's other touchdown Charles Smith set up by middle guard Charlie a weakened Los Angeles rushing attack, and led with a 59-yard pass to Scott as the Bear defense Johnson's Interception, gave the Philadelphia the Rams to a victory over the San Francisco all but blanked the Lions, who came into the game Eagles a victory over the Dallas Cowboys and Han. leading the the National Football League in of- vaulted them into first place Into the National fense. The Rams improved their season record to 5-2 Football Conference's Eastern Division. Tha Lions didn't score until the fourth quarter by winning a fifth straight game. The 49ers, 3-4, when Gary Danielson hit Leonard Thompson with Overtime seemed likely in the battle of playoff lost their fourth straight. contenders, but with six minutes to play, Dallas a 34-yard touchdown pass to cut the Bear lead to Elvis Peacock, the Rams' leading rusher, sat 17-7. quarterback Danny White, under Intense pres- out the game because of an injury. Los Angeles The Bears took the ensuing kickoff and, after sure, tried to force a pass to running back James gained only 36 yards on 16 rushing attempts in the Evans passed to Brain Baschnagel for 16 yards tPPMl Jones, a mid-game replacement for injured Tony first half, but Ferragamo's passing was perfect and a first down, Evans threw his bomb to Scott, ONE OF MANY — San Diego Charger end John Jefferson drags New York Giants Dorsett. on two touchdown drives. who ran past James Hunter and took the ball on defensive back Mike Dennis Into the end zone after catching pass from quarterback But left outside linebacker John Bunting de- The 48ers took a 3-0 lead on Ray Wersching's the 11-yard line to go into the end zone untouched. Dan Pouts in the second quarter. The Chargers went on to rout the Giants, 44-7. flected the ball, then Johnson made a diving catch 39-yard field goal early In the second period. Ivory TD gallop sparks Patriot win

BALTIMORE (AP) - the second half on a 19-yard quarter lead on touchdown Den Herder forced the first The Oilers to a 6-0 on field 115 yards and another score Horace Ivory's touchdown on run by Don Calhoun. passes to Rick Upchurch and Cribbs fumble early in the goals of 21 and 33 by Torn as the Cincinnati Bengals a 98-yard kickoff return gave Chief • a. Broacoi 17 Riley Odoms. first quarter and strong safe- Fritsch, who extended his crushed the Minnesota Vik- New England the lead for DENVER - Second-year ty Don Bessillieu scooped up string to 10 In a row this year. ings. good in a see-saw National Dolphins 17, Bills 14 quarterback Steve Fuller the loose ball and sprinted 44 Fritsch later missed on a 49- It was the first time Min- Football League game and MIAMI — Rookie quarter- fired two touchdown passes, yards for a 7-0 Miami lead. yard attempt with 4: SO left in nnestoa had been shut out in the Patriots went on to defeat back David Woodley flipped a including a go-ahead 46- Otters M, Raceaaeen 14 the game. seven years. the Baltimore Colts 37-21 yes- 3-yard touchdown pass and yarder to wide receiver Hen- HOUSTON - Houston Anderson, his left knee terday. was sharp in his second Na- After Houston had taken a ry Marshall late in the third tional Football League start quarterback Ken Stabler, 20-7 lead late in the game, braced to protect a stretched New England's fifth con- quarter, as the Kansas City while three fumbles by Buf- masterminding a devastating Tampa Bay's Danny Recce ligament, caught the Vikings secutive victory, coupled Chiefs rolled to their third falo rookie running back Joe ball control offense, hit Mike grabbed a fumble by in a third-down blitz and hit with Buffalo's 17-14 loss to straight victory with a de- Cribbs set up all of the Miami Barber with a 17-yard touch- Campbell and lateralled it to wide receiver Don Bass with The Daily Register Miami, gave the Pats sole cision over the Denver Bron- Dolphins' scoring an upset. down pass and Rob Carpenter Cedric Brown, who ran 80 a 55-yard scoring pass in the possession of first place in FOOTBALL CONTEST cos. Miami's victory snapped a ran 10 yards for another score yards for a touchdown with third quarter to ice Cincin- 5 the AFC East with a 6-1 re- to lead the Oilers to a victory 3:37 left in the game. nati's third victory against M.I cord. The deciding score came two-game losing streak for 150 with no time left in the third the 4-3 Dolphins, who desper- over Tampa Bay. Stabler gave the Oilers a four losses. John Smith added two of period when Fuller ately needed the AFC East The victory ended a two- 13-0 lead in the second quar- Anderson 21 of 28 passes his three field goals on kicks scrambled out of the pocket victory coming off a humil- game losing streak for Hous- ter when he passed to Barber for his best performance of TIE of 29 and 37 yards, after New High Schools to escape Denver's pass rush iating 344 loss at New Eng- ton and signaled the begin- for a touchdown in the end the season. England went ahead for the D Raritan D Howell and found a wide-open land a week earlier. The ning of the Oilers' two tight- tone. Barber outwrestled Buc Johnson crashed through • last time. And Chuck Fore O Lakewood D Central Reg. Marshall near the goal line, Bills, who entered the game end offense featuring newly defensive backs Mark Cotney the middle of the Viking de- • man scored on a 1-yard • Marlboro D Neptune P giving Kansas City a 20-17 as co-leaders of the East acquired Dave Casper and and Brown for his third TD fense 26 times for 115 yards, plunge with five seconds re- D MatawanReg D Middlelown N. - lead. Broncos safety Maurice Division, dropped to 5-2 with Barber. catch of the year. including a two-yard touch- • maining. Ivory's lightning D Middlelown S • Piscalaway D Harvey had fallen down on their second straight loss. Earl Campbell, Houston's down blast in the first quar- dash at 7:18 of the third quar- Bcagali 14, Vlklag* • D Long Branch D R.B. Catholic the play. All-Pro running back, con- ter. a ter, followed an 8-yard TD Buffalo quarterback Joe CINCINNATI - Gimpy- D Monmouth Reg D Ocean Twp. tributed to the Oilers' ball- • pass from quarterback Bert On their next possession, Ferguson, who completed 24 kneed quarterback Ken An- The Bengals are the only O Shore Reg. D Red Bank Reg. D control offense with a career Jones to Reese McCall had the Chiefs consumed more of 42 passes for 221 yards, derson passed for 270 yards team ever to shut out a Vik- D Rumson-F.H. Rejg. D St. John Vlanney D high 203 yards on 33 carries. given Baltimore a 21-17 lead than eight minutes with a 14- directed a late Buffalo rally and one touchdown, and full- ing team coached by Bud D AsburyPark D Point Bora D after coming from behind for play drive which was cul with a 7 play, 86-yard scoring Stabler made it. work in back Pete Johnson rushed for Grant, in his 13th year. D Manasquan D Freehold Twp. D the third time. minated on Nick Lowrey's drive capped by his 7-yard the first half when be com- D Wall Q Manalapan a third field in the game, a 34- touchdown pass to wide re- pleted his first nine passes of D Keansburg D Freehold D Baltimore. 4-3, took a 14-10 yarder with 4.21 remaining. ceiver Jerry Butler. But the the game and hit 10 of 12 D Holmdel O Manchester a halftime lead on a 1-yard Reserve running backs Bills' last-ditch effort came passes as the Oilers scored C.B.S. SUPERMARKET D Keyport D Roselle scoring run by Cleveland Arnold Morgado and Horace up short when an onside kick points on three of their four O Brick Twp. • T.R. South D• Franklin and a 3-yard pass Belton paced Kansas City In the final two minutes first-half possessions. 36 MAW ST. KEMSBtlMI from Jones to Don McCauley. with hard running on that failed. Colleges New England's first-half crucial march. Cribbs, the AFC's leading D Harvard D Princeton scores on a 37-yard TD pass o rusher, was held to 41 yards D Rutgers • Syracuse D from Steve Grogan to Harold Denver quarterback Craig on 14 carries and his fumbles PICK-IT Jackson—Grogan's 100th Morton — who had beaten the Chiefs in eight previous set up two Miami touchdowns Pro Games NFL scoring aerial—and D Denver O Giants games, including six with and a 23-yard field goal by JERSEY NUMBER GAME Smith's 27-yard field goal. D Miami D Jets Denver — had staked .the Uwe von Schamann. Pick any three numbers—you can play The Fats went ahead 17-14 Broncos to a 14-3 second- Miami defensive end Verh JOIN THE ADULT BASKET- front 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a waak TIE BREAKER — Total number ol points scored by all teams on their first possession of BALL AND VOLLEYBALL WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER TEAMS NOW FORM- Nam* ING AT THE COM- MUNITY YMCA. 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Con- modest rain. 52 ski Mis over above. 1st Piece, f 100.00. teetanta are allowed to 600 acres provide every winter 2nd Place, SM.00. 3rd submit one hand-sketched activity Your tip will be cut- Place, 120.00. facsimile. Entry forms re- tondnd to your Interests. Call produced electronically today. No obligation In case of a tie, single are not acceptable. winner will be determined by the cloaeel to the total All entries must be In the save money Personal service number of point* (cored Reglater office by 5 P.M. 0u> psckaojs m truly deigned K) A* resktena of Winter Pa* M an by ell team* on the con- on the Thursday preced- •me you monty. They an all kv etweys available to you, actually, teat card. ing the game*. Only one dueivt and le*v« you nottiing to *> from the Man of your trip here m award wA be made to any but enjoy yourself. NJ II your return from Colorado Mark an "X" In the square contestant or household neat to the team you be- In eny one week. lieve will win. II e game end* in * He and you This I* a free conteat open your 7 day Ski Trip *684.* •elect one of the teams ee to ell eicept Beglater em- round up •* tvt. twtvf. CoodomWum fa_7ntyh* A wfnn#f, H wMl count •• • •J—U*AA Art #4 l t ftptQt, JtCUf!n, pOOl, Qitnt fOOnV TOMpOfMIOft to WMkY rVfe lose In your total. How- |MOy vejpj ernu dairy. 6-day IHi»<*ett«(lne 4 Oieeae party • group of H« or mort ever, N you designate e tie their famlllea. MnM and the same end* In * tM( H win count in your spring* - HMHMT - HM trip* avaftaM* "win" column. CALL OR WRIT* FOR FULL MFomuTtoM By participating in this contest, the winner or winners expressly content to the use ol their name, address and photograph in news TOUCHDOWN TIMI — Rick Upchurch (80) of the Denver Broncos pulls In a R.K. EXCURSIONS SHS.IS stories and/or advertising promotion of this contest without further remuneration touchdown pass from quarterback Cralo Morion as Kansas City Chief defender Eric P.O. BOX 1»«eWihrTIR PARK, COLORADO, t Harris tries to stop the Plav. SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY.OC7OBER20, 1980 The Daily Register 15 Fall foliage outdoes weekend hunting The foliage was a lot more glorious than They would be the first of this fall. lour and three pounds lere^ted anglers Advance registration is re- the hunting as the grouse, woodcock and Phil Sciortino of the Tackle Box. Hazlet. Fred Kampf of West Long Branch caught quired ( um,)( t s.ivitz at the park system in squirrel seasons opened in Pennsylvania on reported a lot of bluefish caught between the weakfish of 11W and nine pounds Ralph 1 I ill lull Saturday And according to reports from my i Ambrose and Sandy Hook channels and at the Yamallo of Long Branch got a 4 «pound bass Archer*, Piuoleen In Standoff spies in Sussex and Warren counties the l Shrewsbury Rocks over the weekend and Barry Kenner of Old Bridge a 4 !-pound Tb( archers edged the pistoleers on the upland hunting was just as poor in New HEISRY Boatmen were scoring both by trolling and bass 25-yard largel and the .pistoleers won on the Jersey chumming Joe Mulkenn of Cliffwood caught Gerry Riedinger of Ocean Grove caught a 50-yard target in matches between the Rob- Tramping through the woodland along two weakfish Saturday night at South Beach 16'i pound striper. Molts Marcllli of tTUville Archtn and thf South River Pistol Shohola Creek in Pike County. Pa . it would SCHAEFER He weighed the largest, a nine pounder, at Shrewsbury a seven-pound striper and Chris Club be a mistake to say I didn't have a good time the store "Doc" Homer of High Bridge Callery of Loch Arbour two stripers of 18'-» The an hers won the 25-yard match. 1,044 because the oaks, maples and other trees reported catching six weakfish and eight and 4'i pounds to »H2 Shooting for the winners, were Al were at the height of their autumnal display. bluefish The largest was a 12 pound blue At Long Branch Pier. Sam Jeffrey re- Choraa, 269. Nick Lazar, 263. Joe Ammirati, the leaves just starting to drop Pete Pinelli of Long Branch weighed a ported weekend fishing was slow, especially 2 •. liiil Joe Summit, 255 The pistoleers were A friend said he saw two grouse but and the scent had the little dog very excited 27'i-pound striped bass at Stevens Bait and in rough water Saturday Some bluefish and Dennis Reed 267, [)ave Hegary,'25O, Jerry missed them Dian. my year-and-a-half old But we didn't get a glimpse of the turkeys, Tackle Shop in West End on Saturday. He weakfish were taken there last week KaiQMby. 240 and Lenny Cackowski. 225 Brittany worked industriously but found nor any other game either weighed an eight-pound weakfish on Friday Gerry Savitz, senior park naturalist with The pistoleers won the 50-yard match. 335 nothing ralist with The rain over the weekend improved cov- John Artenau of Eatontown weighed weak- the Monmouth County Park Systema, will gj— n-^to 324 Shooting for the winners were Jack There was a lot of turkey signs, many er conditions somewhat and with the full fish of nine and five pounds Barry Williams a flounder fishing workshop at 7:37:0 pit . MMar. 89. Reed. 83. Hegarty. 82; Cackowski. areas where the big birds had scratched moon this week it seems probable that we'll of Neptune got a 13't pound weakfish and Friday, at the Tatum Park Special The archers were Lazar. 83. Summit. 82, away the leaves in their search for acorns, il Services 81 finally start getting some flight woodcock Ray Werner of Long Branch two weighing Center. Holland Road in Middletown for in- Chorna. 81. and Jim Tesch. 78

Whetherornotlt Branchers wrap up perfect season ypudedde. to LONG BRANCH - Pop Long Branch won theGraham threw a 22 yard terback Dan Forte threw WLB Oceanporl 8, gfive blood to the Warner "A" North cham- peewee game, 18-0. touchdown pass to Dave touchdown passes of 35 and 15 Ealontown-FM 6 pion Long Branch (8-0) Fair Haven 11, Holmdel t Blumel and passed to Lou CEBS Dudley scored both touch- yards to Pete Goldsberry and WEST LONG BRANCH - wrapped up an unscored upon RUMSON - Fair Haven Schuff for the extra pointas downs on runs of one and 95 Ken Foulkes, respectively, Tom Nettis scored on a two BLOOD BANK regular season with a 32-0 handed "B" North champion Rumson ended its season'at yards and gained 175 yards and Craig Abbes kicked a yard run and made good on rout of Manasquan yesterday Holmdel (6-1) its first set- 5-2 rushing as Red Bank ended may malt? a lot Will Stathum starred for back of the season. two-point conversion in River the two-point conversion to of difference Rumson also won the "B" its regular season at 5-1-1 Plaza's triumph lead West Long Branch to its North peewee championship Rich Agee kicked a two-point Matt Harris had the Tin- sixth victory of the season with a 6-0 triumph as Ron to a friend conversion. ton Falls touchdown on a one- Eatontown got its lone Jackson scored the lone Atlantic Highlands won yard run. score, when Carl Hogarth re- Pop Warner Roundup touchdown. the peewee game, 14-7. Tackle Bob Lussier had 12 turned the second half kickoff Red Bank 14, Atlantic High River rUu-Uocrofl II, Tin- solo tackles and two quarter- 70 yards for a TD. The For more information, phone 8424750 the winners with touchdowns Dave Briggs passed 25 ton Falls « back sacks for River Plaza peewee game ended in a (Ml or vilit the Central Jersey Blood Center runs of 30 and 40 yards. He yards to Pete Coleman for RED BANK - Jim TINTON FALLS - Quar- which is 5-2. tie. on Newman Springs Road in Red Bank also gained 150 yards from one touchdown and Brian scrimmage Douglas had the other on a 30- Al and Steve Covin scored yard pass interception. on 45 yards runs while Holmdel took the peewee Maurice Caldwell added the game, 13-0. final touchdown on a short Rumtoo 7, New Egypt I run. NEW EGYPT - Pete

A paid directory of coming events for non-profit Card Party sponsored by Charity Court, Order of OCTOBER 26 Whalers tie Isles organizations. Rates $2 50 for three lines for one day, the Amaranth, at the Masonic Temple, 786 River Rd., OCTOBERFEST sponsored by River Plaza Ladies (1 00 each additional line; $3.50 for two days, (1.25 each Fair Haven, at 8 P.M Donation $1.50. Prizes, Re- Auxiliary. Sun. Oct 26,4 PM. to 8 P.M., at the Fire HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - Hartford's Dave Keon flipped additional line; $5.50 for three to five days, $1.50 each freshments. House on Applegate St Featuring a German-style a backhand shot by New York Islanders goaltender Glenn additional line; 16 50 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional dinner, music by Eric and his Ompah Band und lots of Reach with one second remaining In yesterday's National line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call OCTOBER 23, 24 fun. Singles welcome. Donation: $9.00 per person in- Hockey League game to lift the Whalers to • come-from- The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date Garage Sale, First Unitarian Church, 1475 West cludes all tickets & information. Call Carmela Broan, behind, S-Stie. Secretary. Front St., Uncroft. Thurs. 10 A M.-2P.M., Fri 10AM- 741-6281 Just six seconds remained when Hartford's Mike Rogers 12 P.M. Fri. $1 bag day 4a£)'nai H'rith Women Ayelet Chapter Flea Market, won a face-off to Pat Boutette who tossed the puck behind the MONDAY WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY Sun., Oct. 26, Middletown Shopping Center, Rt. 35 & net. Ray Neufeld then passed the puck to Keon who capped the New Monmouth Rd. $7.50 for double parking space. rally. CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to assist senior citizens in filing various forms, tax, social OCTOBER 24 Rain date Nov. 2. Call 495-9675 or 671-7037. Hartford took 1-0 lead when Al Sims scored his first of two The Monmouth Conservatory of Music presents a goals on a power-play shot. security, insurance, medical, etc. Service free of Flea Market sponsored by Matawan Rotary Club charge Call 291-0415, Mon , Wed., Fri , 9 A.M. to 12 faculity recital honoring the 100th anniversary of Swiss Rain date Nov. 2 at Strathmore Shopping Center. For Duane Sutler soon tied it for the Islanders, however, when composer Ernest Bloch and featuring portions of his he poked a Butch Goring pass by Hartford goalie John Noon. information on rentals call 566-4885 or 566-3511. Sacred Service at 8:30 p.m., Christ Church Methodist, Champagne Brunch Art Exhibition and Auction. 1 Garrett. SATURDAYS-WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS Fair Haven. Adults, $3.50, students, $2.00. Call 741-8880 Goring then made it 2-1 for the Islanders in the second St. Agnes Thrift Shop, Avenue D, Atlantic High- P.M. Molly Pitcher Inn. Tickets or further information, period when he put a rebound off • Sutler shot by Garrett. lands, now open Sat., 12-2, also Wed. & Fri. 10-2.13 sales Kimlsis TisTheotodou GO. Church Fourth annual 671-4252 or 7394)817. rooms. Costume room. dance at the Dorian Manor, Rt. 9 Oldbridge. Admission OCTOBER 26-2* Clark Gillies gave New York a seemingly comfortable 3-1 $15 per person. 8:30 P.M. lead when he scored at 6:21 in third period. Rumson Country Day School Book Fair, Bcllevue Sims started the Whalers' comeback in the final period OCTOBER 11-17 United Presbyterian Woman sponsors a Fall Rum- and Ridge Rd , Rumson Oct 26,2 to 7 P.M ; Oct 27 and with his second goal on backhander off a scramble in front of St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands will conduct mage Sale at the First Presbyterian Church, Harding 28, 8:30 AM. to 3:30 PM; and Oct 29,8.30 A.M. till the net. a Novena in honor of St. Jude. Service at 10 A.M. & 7:30 Rd., Red Bank, 9 AM - 3:30 P.M Clothing and White noon. Featured are books, boutiques, plants, Silent Garrett turned aside 38 shots as the Islanders remained P.M. Call 291-0272. Elephants galore. Auction, paper-by-the-pound, foods. Think Xmas the only undefeated team in the NHL with S-O-S record. Parents Without Partners Chapter 0007, general OCTOBER tt, 29 OCTOBERU meeting Wayside Fire House, Bowne Rd, Wayside. 8 Rummage Sale, Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai Christ Church Thrift Shop, Kings Hwy , Mid- P.M. Dancing, 9-1. B.Y.O.B. Members $3; guests $4. Israel, corner of Hance 4 Ridge Rd., Rumson, 9-4 P.M. dletown. Week long bag sale. Beginning Oct 20, $1.00 Further information call 449-2353. Bag Sale, Oct 29 after 1 I'M per bag. 10 A.M. -2 P.M. Mon. • Fri. Trinity Episcopal Church, Ryers Lane, Matawan OCTOBER 2* NFL standings Marlboro High School presents a solo and ensemble will hold its Annual Calico 4 Mistletoe Bazaar at the Rummage Sale sponsored by The Woman's Guild at Church, Oct. 24, 10 AM. thru 7 P.M. Handmade items, UHfUuMnm concert, Oct. 20th, 8 P.M. in the auditorium Lyn Lewis the Reformed Church, 62 Hance Ave., Tinton Falls, 9 •Ml music director. attic treasures, baked goods, plants 4 stained glass; A.M.I P.M. W L T Pet. PA Phllaoalphla 0 137 1«0 n luncheon 4 Dinner will be served. For directions call Naw Engl.nd .117 M7 111 Dallas 0 .714 1M 101 NOVEMBER 1 Buffalo 714 1*1 101 E Louis 0 Ka 140 ISO 591-9210. Baltlmon .171 111 141 Washington 0 Ms 101 1M OCTOBER 21 St. James SoTcer League Dance, Sat., Nov. 1, 9 Miami .171 n 144 NY Giants 0 .141 M IK 3 Outrageous performances featuring the Michael N.V. Jail .141 114 IM Bunco Party sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary of P.M. to 1 AM music by People, St. James School Fitzgerald Band, Street Rockers and Starrider. Starts Caatrw Oatrolt 0 714 174 111 Knights Of Columbus, 200 Fair Haven Rd , Fair Haven, Auditorium, Peters PI., Red Bank. Donation: $6.00 per Pittsburgh Ml 134 101 Chicago 0 41f •» 107 at 8 P.M., donations, 86.00. Tickets on sale at box office. Clavaland .S71 147 in Mlnnasola 0 alt 1U 130 7:30 P.M. Refreshments 4 prizes Donation: $1.50. person, sponsored by Soccer Club. For tickets call Houston .171 114 111 Organ Say 1 lir « IU Monmouth Arts Center, Red Bank Benefit of the Lupus Maureen Byrne, 747,3178. Cincinnati ,«it in 1*3 TampTai a Bay 1 .117 H 140 Foundation. ajgfj OCTOBER 11, a NOVEMBER 2 SanOlMO .714 110 1H LOS Angolas 110 .711 Ml 111 Saatlls 371 lit IB Atlanta 4 10 .971 lie ia Asbury United Methodist Women Rummage Sale, Hazlet Italian-American Association 1st Annual 300 117 144 San Francisco I 4 0 4K OCTOBER Z4, Z5 «• l» IM Naw Orlaans 0 7 0 Church Basement, 61 Atlantic Ave , Long Branch, Tues. Break-The-Bank bus ride to Atlantic City Boardwalk 141 Oct. 21,9 4 P.M. Wed., 22nd, 9-12. Bazaar at First Baptist Church, Bath Ave., Long Regency, bountiful buffet, all new show "Music, Mu- Yaskrtlars Oaotat harfay. Oct M Branch. 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. Lunch served each day. Old- sic", gaming guide. Complimentary cocktail, surprise Miami 17. BiffaMla Oanvar at Naw York Giants, 1 p.m. fashioned quilt, (Double Wedding Band Ring pat Pnlladalonl. 17, Dallai 10 Los Angalat al Atlanta. I p.m. OCTOBER 22 gifts. Round trip transportation to Casino entrance. Clavaland », Oram Bar II Mlnnasota at Groan Bay. 1pm tern (silent auction 229-1453 AM. Sun., Nov. 2 Bus leayes J M Fields parking lot, Hazlet, Cincinnati M. MlnnnoU 0 Naw England al Buffalo, 1 p.m. CHinese Auction « P.M. East Keansburg Fire watnlnatwW.St.LoullO Naw Orlaans al Washington, 1pm. OCTOBER 25 7:45 AM returns 3:45 P.M. $17 50 per person All are Pittsburgh at CNyoland. I p.m. House, Wed., Oct. 22. Admission $1.50. Free re- Saattla 17. Nlw York Jats 17 welcome For tickets: 7874275, 493-8421 Atlanta 41, Maa OrMMa 14 St.Louis at BaHlmora, 1 p.m. freshments. The Past Masters 4 Wardens Association of the Ctilcago K. Dalrglt 7 Datrolt at Kansas City. I p.m. 16th District of Free and Accepted Masons of N.J. will Kansas cm JJ, Ootwor 17 Chicago al PtillacMpMa. 4 p.m. Atlantic Highlands - Over 55 Club Card Party will NOVEMBER 8 Naw England 17, Balllmora II Cincinnati at Houston.4p.m. sponsor a Ladies Night Charity Ball at Buck Smith's, Los Ansaki H. San Francisco 17 Sgatlla al Oakland, 4p.m. be held Oct. 22, 1 P.M. at Fireman's Hall, W. Washing- An evening of beguiling melodies from Opera of the San Dlagou. Naw York Slant! 7 Tampa Bay at San Francisco, 4 p.m. East Keansburg. The purpose of the charity ball is to Viennese tradition will be presented by the Op- Houston V. Tampa Bay 14 San Olago al Dallas. 9o.m. ton Ave. 4 Ave C. Prizes, refreshments. Tickets sold at I y. Oct. 17 raise funds to be donated to local organizations engaged era/Operetta Society on Sat, Nov. 8, 8 P.M. at the miiii'iini Miami at Naw York Jsts. t p m. the door. Admission $1 50 Oaklans at Pittsburgh. • o.m. in charitable services and aid to the needy, handicapped Monmouth Arts Center, Monmouth St., Red Bank. and youth in Monmouth County. 739-1977. Tickets: $5.00, $6.00, $700 with $1.00 discount for OCTOBER U The Annual Bazaar, Westminister Presbyterian students 4 senior citizens. Group discounts available. The N.J. State Orchestra, Murray Glass, conduc- Church, 94 Tindall Rd , Middletown, Sat., 10-4. Holiday Ticket information 741-8880 tor, gives its first concert of the season, t P.M., gifts and decorations, attic treasures, children's games, Paramount Theatre on the Boardwalk, Asbury Park. Malcolm Smith, noted Biblical Author 4 Lecturer, NHL standings baked goods, lunch served. will conduct a teaching seminar at the Hilton Inn, Hope Gideon Kremer, violinist, will be heard in recital 4 Edmund Battersby, pianist, will play the Beethoven Flea Market-Craft Show, Haziet Fire Co. No. 1, Rd., Tinton Falls (Exit 105, Garden State Parkway), on Sat., Nov 8, 9 AM to 1 P.M ; coffee 4 Danish will be iDMtfaa ' H OMilia Concerto No. 5 (The Emperor). The orchestra performs Holmdel Rd , Hazlet 9-4 P.M Space: $600, table $700 I X II served. For registration information please call 291-2436 w L 1 1 14 17 Smetana'i Symphonic Poem No. 2. Tickets are $5, half- Call 264-6487 N.V. Islanpars 1 0 M 10 • Pittsburgh or 842-8738 Calgary 1 1 n l» • 0 it a price seniors 4 students at the Box Office, evening of Family Portraits, St. Agnes, Atlantic Highlands, •MlaMlpNa 1 1 1 X 11 • Moniraal 1 14 14 1 1 X 14 3 Oatrolt 0 14 10 the concert or write N.J. State Orchestra, P.O. Box 427, 11x14 colored 4 framed, $7.95, by appointment. For Indoor flea market and craft show sponsored by N.V. Hangars 1 3 1 it » I Toronto 11 II Neptune, N.J. 07253. information call 291-1050, 872-0739, sponsored by school The K.P.O Keyport central school cafeteria. 10-4, DlylsMa 1 If la PTA. tables $5. For information call 739-1183 and 264-7814. 4 1 21 1 Buffalo 1 14 II Chicago u Boston Colorado 1 1 11 14 7 0 17 17 Mater Dei High School presents its annual card Spaghetti Dinner after Middletown NOVEMBER IS St. LOUIS j 1 1» IV 7 1 a ii Vancouva' 1 1 1 11 t! 1 party on Thurs. evening, Oct. 23, S P.M. at Buck North/Matawan game. 4 p.m. Middletown North High "Holidays On Ice" Show, New Shrewsbury Ice 1 1 13 11 I Toronto 4. Buffalo 1 Smith's, East Keansburg. Donation: $2.75. Coffee, cake School cafeteria. Sponsored by Music Sponsors North. Rink, to benefit the Easter Seal Society of Monmouth Edmonton 1 1 13 1* 1 Naw Yort Islandars L Hanford 1, ng Phlladalphla I, Mgntrggl 1 will be served. Tickets $3 at door or call 787-8884 for reservations. County, 6 P.M Tickets $4.00. Call 842-1900. Ext. 382. Edmonton 4. Now York Hangars 1 Chicago*. Washington* VFW Post 2179 Polish Night, Sat, 8 P.M. to 1 AM ' NOVEMBER If Baha' is of Red Bank will hold • discussion on "The Hartford 4, Dgtrarl I QuaMc 4, Wlnnlpgg. 4, tig New York Show "Mornings At 7". $37.00 includes Buffalo «. •Ittsburgh J Tatar's ( Nobility of the Human Station", 8 P.M. Call 747-1573 for Hwy. 36, (East) Port Monmouth, (next to A&P). Hot Washlnglsn I. Kn Yort Hangars 1 buffet, refreshments and dancing. Music by Old Country bus trip, tickets, food & gratuities. Bus leaves Calgary t. MlnnmMa 1 TaiKii'sBamas details Montrtal 4. Vanceuvgr 1 Chicago al Washington. 7 ;ls p.m. Musicians and The Saint Josephs Dancers Donation Keansburg Recreation Center, 4:30 sharp. Nov. 19. Call Edmonton 3. Naw York Islandars 3. tla Vancouvor al Naw York manors. In 787-5555. Toronto 4, PhllpoalpWa 1 .m. Card Party sponsored by Sisterhood and Congrega- $8.50 per person. Tickets available at Post Lounge or at SI Louis 1 Boston > Pittsburgh al TgraMa, 1:03 p.m. the door. Call 787-0999 Los Angatos 4. Colorado I Montreal at SI.Louis, t.gS p.m. tion of Beth Shalom, held at Building 186 Maple Ave., NOVEMBER 22 Red Bank. Annual Joint Card Party, 7:30. Admission Annual Bazaar sponsored by the Building Fund of Indoor Flea Market 4 Craft Show sponsored by St. $2.50. Refreshments, door prizes, raffles. Please bring Calvary Baptist Church. 23 Riner St., Red bank, N.J Joseph PTA, Keyport, 10-4 P.M. Tables: $12.50. For your own cards and games. Sat., from 9 A.M. until 5 P.M. Dinners served at 12 noon information 566-1422 or 583-4379. More sports, page 22 Baked goods, plants, clothing and other interesting DECEMBER2 items. Bus trip to Reading Pennsylvania Manufacturers' The Noreg Folk Dancers will sponsor an Open The First Presbyterian Church of Atlantic High- Center. Sponsored by AH-H Pop Warner. $20 per person MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER House on Thurs. evening Oct. 23, at the Knights Of lands will be holding their Christmas Bazaar on Sat., includes transportation 4 dinner at the Glockenspiel Columbus Hall, Rt. 36, Keansburg. starting 8 P.M. Oct. 25, from 10 AM until 4 P.M. Delicious food, Restaurant in Pennsylvania. For information call Public is invited to attend 4 learn Scandanavian Folk handmade articles, art table, nice Christmas items. 291-1070 or 872-0721 SUNDAY HOURS dancing. These classes will continue on a regular basis. White Elephant, clothing, attic treasures. DECEMBER 8 Further information contact Theresa Thorstensen, New York Hit Show "Evita". Bus trip, theatre HOW 787-0538. OCTOBER tt.z 6 ticket, & food included, $36 00. Bus leaves Middletown & 1O:OO AM-3:00 PM Garage Sale by Bayshore Dog Club. 205 West Front Hazlet, 6 P.M. Mid-Atlantic Association. Reservations: \ St., Red Bank. 741-8046 566-3812 ; MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER . QUEST • Weekly forum for single, divorced and OCTOBER 25-21 MAY U to 30.1181 777 8HKWMURY AVE. SHREWMMY widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing. Designer sheets and blouse sale Sponsored by St. St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands will sponsor a Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Uncroft, 8 P.M. Catherines'! C Y.O., E Keansburg at the Parish Hall, cruise on the SS Veendam, early reservations sug- j 747-5220 Donation: 83.00 hours: Sat., Oct. 25 S-6; Sun. Oct 26. 9-2 gested Call 291-0876 or 291-0272. i-ni.i lu'in-m-nr- r-i •- in MI i « 16 The Snuff* Srniih Dennis the Menace LOOKV WHAT MOMNIV GOT FOR TflTER - - { CHICKEN)!! 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Autos For Salt MG MiOGET — 1*7} mini cond HONDA 1*72 750 — 4.000 ml . W|4« DENTAL ASSISTANT — _ now . the timt lo buy mint wn oar. luggaga rack, crath bar. ax Qu«hf.td (rtn*r«l practice Ex St Htlp Wanted SI Htlp Wantad SI Help Wanted Atkins tlM Kevi- cond iim or ban oHar ns 17*7 POftonci, and X-rav iit#n» f IM* FLEETWOOD LIMOUSINE — lorrM Pari lima, ipproximatelv l I With 1*70 eneine. «ll n*« i.rev A-1 1*7. HONDA CT 70 - l-ipd . »r.a to 1* rvxmri ptf wtck Sena rnumi I cond. ftHOO or Mst ettar CeJ LANDSCAPE — Gardener i Helper NURSE'S M F PART TIME MONMOUTH MOTORS cond . naadi coin and poinu |I25 to PO Bo. Ul *M Bcrvk NJ Wanted Experienced only Drivers I *JtS-U3i up lo f p m S3 Hwv 33. Ealonlown Will laH. Call >»3 2441 DRIVER WALL "tense a mutt Call U\ 7255 RNLPN'S Df 'vi ] children aftar tchool « 542 2414 mi 1«74 FORD MAVERICK — l-Oaar HONDA CYCLES - AM Mopads DICTAPHONE TYPIST LAUNDRY PERSON — Part tima. OUR CLIENTS NEED tivitief Rumton area 3-4 aftar running. Kvl angina M. auto OLDS FaS 1H5 Fair body, good Shora Araa'i Numbar Ona Daalar For busy modlcal offkt madtca wo-Oavt par wak Must hava own noorn. 3 J0~» pm Joann ¥a«04a WALL I Iran* . IMA taalt. mull Mil Firsl angina. 1200 R1 * South. FrMhold 442 4M1 m iMthgroufXJ pr«f«fr*d To SIM anux>rtation Call *4a-«tt*i ba- YOUR NURSING SKILLS! •*•*. T47-B41S LINCOLN , ISM cash 787 1434 win not ba mwjanold ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY •YOU wiaci trta oavt rtaur YOU Call 747 5341 twaan 10 a m -2 p m. with to work on orivata duly or staff PART TIME RNU.F — For a vary 20 Thoma* Iti UU Snr*wit>ur otnar waakend Pleau call Garden « TOYOTA CCLICA ST - En OLDS CUTLASS WAGON. — 1*74 .EGAL SECRETARY — Far Rad rtllaf attlonmant LINCOLN ifl 11.SS0 original mi . rm*w Mil ELECTRICIAN - For prolotvM State Manor Nurting Home MERCURY Low mi . air. pb/pi. CB radio, naw » Auto RtMlt/LMM Bank law firm Esc Mlarv wiu> •VOU lotn Iha laadlna prolauionai 144 3541 rtlocal.no Call Wavnt batwaan as lira* 13300 7414157 attar 4 pm wirina 0* AC & control clrcultt troat benefit* Eip A eood Mull* fiun nurtina tarvka In N J I . 2*1-1414. w.htm«tKs Exp rtxiutriM) Appi •YOU trm paw araafclv al TOP com OLDS 1*75 ROVALE — 40.000 mi la I Call M-aJOO PART TIME — Secretary aui»t«nl MERCURY RENT A VAN - LOW. low ratal Cal Elactro impiuti Lab. ifttti CerlM pataliva rate* I to doctor Evanlnat intarvlawlne I 1*77 MERCURY MAROUIS — SU yinyl root, valour inlanor. naw Many TOM'S FORD, Hwv 35 Kay Avt , hlcptunt £au*i Ofworiunli UXURV rfETAiL — Stora. needt FEATURED I lion wagon auto . PI pb air OUTSTANDING BENEFITS Mon . J-9 P m . Tuat .11 30 a m to tlral brakai. dapandabla luxury EmMovtf tales halo Nov IT-Dac 24 lOeai •Holida* Pay I P m 103 Maoie Awe . Red Ban* USED CARS I AM FM l-track ittno 19*00 car Aiklng SI400 143-5141 lorklne conditions Convenient | W414I •Maleractlca mturanca NO CALLS! downtown Rad Bern, total ton •Workman Compartftalion NEW CARS PACER 0-L WAGON 1*77 — Air. Peata repiv wltb raierencet. Bex PART TIME — But drlvar. f ...i 1*77 FORD STATION WAGON~ AM/FM radio. 31.000 mi UNO Auto Insurance ELECTRICIAN •Social Sacurll. M running coofl . new Mm. al With IndMtrtal •iptrWKi mull tM 144, The Oallv Register • Emplovaa Fam.lv Scholarlhlp tchool. will train Good pav Cal 1977 747205* ratjWBwv. H.J. 07701 batwaan *-4 p m 542-4777 OF THE •uiiionn. UOM negotiable COMPUTERIZED AUTO QUOTES familiar with Iroubtotiioat.ng. Mild Fund t 344 S?»l PARK CHEVROLET ANY CAR DRIVER AGE ctatt circuitry. aiM tamlllar with MANAGER TRAINEE — Full-time, •Dlubllltv and Unamplovrnant In PART OR FULL TIME — House BILLBLASS Salai-Laaung Sarvica Parti CALL 747 7*00 rioat control arkd instrumentation pteaunl atmosphere, oood benefit* turanca hold Hems, call for more Informa 1H0 WILLYS FC1M JEEP - Rt 44— m 1212- Napiuna Willing lo work any tMtU (not rot at Aoolv wlltiln Bare lev Jeweleri, ANO MUCH MORE! lion Call 17 MU after 5 P m WEEK! Equipped tor know Mowing 11000 PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fa int) Excaliant lompany btnoflt Aonmoutft Mall Mr Banco or Mr MARKV •41411a PLYMOUTH WAGON 1*71 — Good moul tor low cost auto imuranca and itanina Mlarv If initrMtft PERSON - With carpenter *M Iramponalion 1500 Call 71*5441 ptaatoappJv P*r»onnalOtflc*.Mon For Interview ippt. call VS. pit p/b. aulo trans . dir Eaiv Dayman! plan Immadlata I D MONMOUTH COUNTY pertence, to help install new roof IH) OLDSMOBILE - Ona ownar altar 4 p m. card! Faa quota by ohona. Cvclat. Fri . • .. m U noon, or call 471-3000 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Call Ttr-ottO Cond . "designer Senes" U 'S.O00 rnliai. oaraoa kaet. rum ax NEW 1980 loo Call 244 3037 Ext 21S nowledoe of carpentry, electricity cellenl cono . stock #10J5 callanl Hat crack In wincntiicio PLYMOUTH 1*43 CONVERTIBLE LILY DIVISION nd plumbing To Via par mootft PHARMACV TECHNICIAN — In i42s hV-ma- - 170 angina. Itlck shift, no rust ax. PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fa ae rMfloiiaDIt 431-5744 leresting and ret>por>sible poeittor 49 199 miles COUGAR XR-7 mochanlcally 1750 471 IH* moul tor low coil auto imuranca OWENS ILLINOIS ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY for ilncere & consctentiout pertort ma BONNEVILLE WAGON — Air. Eaiv pavmant plan immadiata I D Full time Call Maria for appoint SPORT CPE - Std : 6 root rack, txlrat. good com] JJSO PONTIAC 1*77 GRAND PRIX — Hwy 31 Holmdal, NJ Thomas W UU Shrewstourv MEDICAL ONLY cards Frt Quota by phona Cyclai Equal Opportunity Emptovor men!. **.3*>M nrt., p/s, p/b, auto, Call attar a p m . 7S7 5S27 Aulo. air. ».0OO nrn . 12475 Cnavy too Call 244 3037 MEDICAL SECRETARY OFFICE Personnel Pool i»7l Mallbu Clauic, 4-door. auto. FUEL OIL — Transport driven ASSISTANT - 43 w*ekdav> Red Eoual Opportunity Employr PHYSICAL THERAPIST trans , vinyl interior, 1*73 BUICK REGAL — Wltn al air 13100 Mull iall ona (Tllaaa Full tlma potltton, day and nigh Bank area Reply to BOM E-1U. The »6600 Opt: air cond , tinted opilonl, talr condition. SaSO 10 Want**, Automotive irhirtt Uuii ba iKparitncad in al Daily Reamer Shrewsbury. N.J., OIL BURNER MECHANIC — Fullv PART-TIME PONTIAC — 1*7* Tranl Am Black prtatat of patrolaum product! hai 7701. • up'd on all tvoei repair & instaila For Mverefy hendicapped children glass, rallye stripes. and tan. Loadad with aguipmanf dllng aquipmani Bondtbis AH torn Iton Must be neat, courteous, <*epen al Monmouth Day Training Center 1977 LINCOLN 1*71 FORO LTD - Country Soulra Mint iall HI M7H al»r > p m. tiebie and have raf Call Stock #80-311 LIST 110 TO 1100 panv ban«fltt Apply In parton MESSENGERS — 10 nil lid Im- (1* per hour Call Mfst Pat betw*ei ttallon wagon Auto, air, radio, Ma*nan OH Co , Broadwav A Maplt madlalaly Car nacaturv Paid dai 1 30 10 em and 13 noon or 3 X to 4 JO OD pi loot rack Good cond . (7SO RITTENHOUSE For Junk can. trucki. Fraa pickup COUPE $7977 747-titJ. 747-m* PI., Kayport. •51^174. UMSU or 222 37M LINCOLN MERCURY. Inc. ORGANIST/CHOIR DIRECTOR — V 8. p/s. p/b. aulo nans , an 100 Hwy 33 775 1500 Ocaan Twp FUEL OIL DELIVERY DRIVERS Prast>vterlan Church In Atlantic PLUMBER - Five vsars ex NOW our $6900 1*73 CHRYSLER NY- AAAAA MUFFLER AND EXHAUST — Highlands Offering 11 )0 /mo perlence. valid driver's license re cond. veloui interior New CLEAN UP JUNK CARS and lala — Full-time axparlancad Ptr«on naw tlral. muttlar svtlam, Drahat RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE Full company banaf Itt Apply In p«. Working manaoar. axparlanca nac quired can in ten lues like naw cond Stock Looks and rum good. l»/s Call CADILLAC CO. modal wratki Highait prlcat pala twrv Apply In parMMi.Mt Hwv 35, ifi-nts. now. Call Rocco. 717 3349 ton. Moanan Oil Co., Broadwsv ORGANIST/CHOIR DIRECTOR - REAL ESTATE '1039 42.1?5 miles NEW 1980 7»HO7 Nawman Sprlrtgi Rd R a d741-o«IO Mapla PI , Kavport Mldaietown. Bank Methodist Church Immadlate open Immediate opening tor licensed real 1*74 NOVA — KYI . aulo . air cond. ALL JUNK CARS — And trucki NIGHT AUDITOR — Full time, ex- Baldwin. (40 negotiable estate salesperson Professional, co- COUGAR XR-7 wantad Top dollar Fraa 24-hour FULL-TIME BOOKKEEPER - ONLY t7» firm SAAB K7S - wagon back, vary Full i ricroe, axporlenctd one-write perienced Apply In person. Mollv t operative staff Floor time avail SPORT COUPE - Call 4*s ilia claan. 4-ipaao ttandard 27 mpg. pick-up 591-1440 Or 727-151*. iomi rettauiant backaround help Pitcher Inn. M Riverside Ave , Red able For a confidential Interview, Davl. aik tor Ahca; 531-4444. tva. tul, call Dabble. 170 22«, «-4 30 P Ban* PANT-TIME ESTtMATER — Forcall Mlmi Cottenberg. Broker, LIT Std 6 cyl, p/s, Opt: air 1974 COUNTRY SQUIRE ningi, 1*1 I4»7 8LUE FRONT AMAZON - Talking nwchanlcal piping Pneumatic and TLE SILVER REALTY. 140 $5000 oltar Call 142 1134 or w.lh **> i *«e Need car I Wilt ire*e •lettmet control mt\4 lairweralure cond., tinted glass, re- 747-3440, 747-77SI CkNfcHAL OFHtfc WORK - Pub NO FFE NO FEE Markham Pi , Little Silver 7.1 -w» •424171 SPORT VAN — 1*77 Chaw. 10 pal Mthina firm, part time. Retired wei OPPORTUNITY controls Call I*t-tHI Mngar, auto, air. tlntad glau all 1975 mote mirror, rallye corned Pleatarti worklna candl FOR N J CERTIFIED PANT TIME — Christmas halp U REAL ESTATE SALES AS 1*77 PONTIAC FIREBIRD around Low mllaaga. 13300. JUNK CARS WANTED tloni (.all 1 aigh Bioin. in 1441 HOMEMAKER HOME HEALTH SOCIATES — interest rales are de stripes Stock EMM-II Fully aouipoafl. with tta/ao 244.1154 110 per hour Piut wardrobe. Call 11(100 AIDES between to 1. Fit io»f. ifi UIV i lining and we need help Full-time, PLYMOUTH #80-323 LIST $8048 Maka ottar H4-4071. Red Bank Ml 107* GENERAL OFFICE WORK — Re- mmedlatc openings locally to apply license preferred Training, leads, SS CAMARO 1*4* — Paal raar. toontible. organlied person lo work SF1-44I4. 1*7* FORO PINTO — Swire Wagon magi, naw angina, low mllaaga. and TOP DOLLAR our thills to Patients In their home. door lime. Position available ir NOW ONLY S695Q for Pretidoni of a-itore chain. Abli »en or full time PART TIME — Bus drivers. Sub West Long Branch office Call Mr GRAN FURY 4-cvl-. auto. air. riaalar. radio, lug mam axtrai Aiklng 11500 or bait FOR USED CARS to handle many daia.li In clerical Camass*. m 4IQQ. flag* rack Eve running cond . a ottar Call 447 77M LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC secretarial and advertising related EXCELLENT PAY RATE intuit, needed for local school dlt COUPt Small V B, p/s, raal craam putt 22.000 ml SUM Rt 35 Sayravllla. N J 717 1300 work Also, maneae tenants In .lore A FRINGE BENEFITS trlcl License* only |4tS per hour p/b. aulo' irans . air cond.. p/ NEW 1980 Call 2*1 , sens, lu tone WE BUY JUNK CARS irrnry Manor Nursing Home, Hwy TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su W. Malawan AUDI FOX 1975 — 4-cvl.. front. High prlcofl paid. paint, velour inleriot Stock parb Mrvlca DOWNES PONTIAC. HAIRDRESSER - Full or part Help supervisor in distribution of • 1099 16,663 miles NEW 1980 whati drivt. auto tram., air. good 42 Lowar Main St. Malawan. 741 54*5. nlgnti 7*1 12»5 time Exp. preferred mog., vary cltan cond.. M«c Call NURSE RN M/F — In full-time, newspapers and collection. ZEPHYR 747MO3 54422** m-im, in Excellent beneflii Apply In parson ONLY TOYOTA 1971 - Calica GT, low HAIR DESIGNER — Experience between 10-4 Arnold Walter Hurling 4-DOOR — Std: 4 cyl., AUDI FOX 1*74 — 4 ipaad. AM/FM, mllaaga. Ilka naw cond.. AM/FM EMPLOYMENT Home. e>23 South Laurel Ava,, air. Nlca body, rum, naadi work. Great opportunity in the new Brick mnl stg., Opt: auto itarao, mag whaali. 5-ipaad Aiklng Church Plaia, Tlnton Falli M2-M11 Hailet 4*.«0 ml., lion Ml .1)0 14100 Call 747 7332 CALL 542-4000 Ext. 202 $5300 trans, p/b, AM radio, SI Help Wantad HANDY PERSON — Painting anc NURSE'S AIDE - Full time, 71 BLAZER 1*72 - 4-whaal drlva Good TOYOTA - Corolla Daluxa. 1*7 •rounds maintenance. SW days, al mall nursing home Call *44 4ffi, dual mirrors, motor and Irani 11730 Call HI Mi] 47.000 ml . 4-ipd . AM. raar dafro* Mal«/Ff»m«lt rear round 1170 plus medical Cal between 10 a.m.-l p.m. MR. FALCONE 1979 MERCURY p/windows, vent win- anvtlm* vary good cond.. 11750 Call 741 741*115 dows, Stock #80 -203 BMW — 1*77, 120 I. ax. cond.. 4 davi 747-530* nlghti and waakand* ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK HARNESS MAKER — Mtiil ba ei 1 Ht Ip Wanted BOBCAT ipd.% itlck. S5.000 honasl nl , TRIUMPH Tft.4 1*73 — Ex. cond — Fully axparlMKad In cradlt and perienced In wiring layout, tying and RUNABOUT — 4 cyl.. 4< LIST $6221 II caiadlor Air cond, AM/FM co"actlon Own typing, thalltmslnn naw angina and itanar 12400 C soda r I no For work In Red Bank and speed, mnl stg , brakes, rally cattatta plavar. atklrtg W2M Call 741 311* potiilon, company barwflts. Kavpert Neptune plants on alternate davi as NOW ONLY $5700 471 1770 balwaan 1-3 p.m. BMW — • '•• C«ll 144*173 required Apply Electro Impulse wheels, like new. Stock 1*77. 320-1. an cond.. 4-tpd. Hick, ' TWIN BRIDGES FIAT Lab, Ha Chestnut St., Rad Bank 'JOB SEEKERS' Looking for an opportunity to make • 1108 13,035 miles. 55,000 honait ml . wall carad tor Air RT 31, SAYREVILLE, N.J AIDESHOMEMAKERHOME Equal Opportunity Employer. MMMMMMMMWM HEALTH AIDES — Full or port cond . AM/FM cauatta plavar. atk 711 5111 $200-300/month tn profits? Dis- Ing U25O Call 471 5770 Datwaan 15 lima and 24 hour duly No ma HIGH SCHOOL COACHING ffll¥»n INDUSTRY ONLY p.m. ' TWIN BORO MOTORS INC parlanca nactaiiarv Fraa training VACANCY - RumMM Fair Havan 1980 DEMO 131 Nawman Sprlngi Rd . Rad Ba ceuria. Earn hourly waoai plui Regional High School hat Im COUMCIl KIN tribute newspapers in Middletown BUICK SKYLARK IH* —Good run AMC/JEEP/RENAULT 14100 mllaaga Car and talphona ngc- madlata oeanlngt for a Jun YOU LOMTE JOSS 3800. nlng cond. Black a. rad. caiiarv Call Family •. Chlldran'i lor/Vartltv bovt baUattoall coach area Van or station wagon neces- •MMti CONTINENTAL Call 544 4021 USEO VOLKSWAGEN— ENGINE Sarvlca. 211*100 or 542-4140 and a Vartltv twlmmlng coach. Ap- a«a»»«>»»ra»WW AND TRANSMISSIONS. GUARA pllcanti muii ba Cartlflad laachari sary. MARK VI BUICK LaSABRE 1*73 — Good con TEED OTHER USED PAR! AVON If Intartited. plaaw contact Donald 1979 OLDS dlllon. Call attar 4 p.m. or all day ALSO AVAILABLE. CALL KENN EARN GOOD SU. and prolacl your F Troiln . 142-15*7 b*lw«en I am 2-DOOR - Std: Sun , 2W-O910 THEODORE, 7414SO0 family with low coll Imuranca. Sail & 2:45 P m Equal Opportunity Em If intarastad call Mr. Fabry V-8, p/s, p/b, auto. Avon Call Mn Hammond, 471 *»i. ptOVf, CUTLASS BUICK SKVHAWK — 1*77 En. VOLVO SERVICE SPECIALS Mn Kornllul, 544 5H3. Mri KM. trans., air cond., callani condition p/s, air, radio, 4 Running waakly Call Rad Bank Vo 344 144*. HOME IMPROVEMENT CON Should you.have a desire MlfUBK MOUSHMH cvl Aiklng U0OO Ul 4071 vo. 741-HH for attain TRACTOR - Naadi ona parton who to train (or private sector 542-4000 COUPE - Small V-8, p/t, Opt: Landau rool, BASKETBALL SUPERVISOR — can do It all. Minimum 10 yeart leather interior, wire BUICK ELECTRA 1*72 — Fully VOLKSWAGEN BUG Grada ictioot program. Cotlaga Hu OKparlknce In framing, tiding. In- employment & meet the Ext. 297 p/b, auto Irani., alt toulppad. MIclMlln Mr., ragular IH* Ont owner. Naw tlret. Rum dam or faculty mambar prafarrad. cluding aluminum and f IM la work following criteria: cond.. p/windows, till wheels, p/seats, gai Call 944 3K4 gr»al t+00. 4M-1I41 Apply Park! 4 Racraatwn Oapt. 51 intarlor trim, tpacKting, torn* ma 1) Resident ol Monmouth wheel, stereo tape, lu locks, cruise Stock CADILLAC 1*71 - Sadan DaVIII*. VOLVO 1*73 IM E — Sunroof, a Monmouth SI.. Raw Bank, N.J. umrv. AM In Matawan and Mid tone paint Slock #1125. 22.000 mi., mint cond.. It" auto , liwo dlttown area Workman! companta County. »80-298. 5,032 BEAUTICIAN — Or barter llcanta tton and liability. Yaar round work ii.M3m.lei aoulppad 17150 Call 7H-14I7 Call 7*1-43*7 fcIl lfc tll C 2) Out ol work or under- miles. LIST nOvwraTT WlTt raftjWTpj VW KARMANN GHIA 1*41 TO, callant pay. Colt O4>»744 employed, $17,719 CARS GALOREI INSURANCE — Agency Com ONLY Ovar 35 tocnoot a from (many imali orininal ml., ax. cond. Call da BILLING — Expanancad on Bur 3) IB years ot age or 7174047; ntghl 17? im mercial Underwriter, experience re PART TIME CLERK can), ranging from 1200 to UO00 rough! LO00O machlna Company oulrod. Excellent salary 4 benefit! older NOW ONLY Coma iaa and tavgl VW BEETLE 1*a* — Rum good banallli Ktyport artt Call 2444173 Write Insurance, PO. Bon N7, Red Hour* flexible $5900 KINGSLY AUTO looki flna Atklng U7S. * BOOKKEEPER — Accouritl Ra Bank, N.J. 07701 Ca» or vitlt: $13,800 U1OU calvabta Madlcara 1 MadlcaM In INSURANCE — Growing Monmouth Experienced with adding machine. Mt-MOO luranta clalmi. Full lima Call VW BEETLE 1*74 — 42.000 r County agency needt aiiperionced Tin Mull Miitty Top speed required. 1978 FORD CHEVY IMPAl A t*73 — Rad wltn AM/FM itarao caiiaita. axcall Maria lor apeolntmant 4*3 gon claims parson. Call Holme* «. air, pto/at. titan angina. Trens- cond »72 1141 mliilon In ax. cond , 41.000 ml. Ask- BOOKKEEPER SOUND SYSTEM FINTO NEW 1980 SECRETARY — For canatrucUon INTERVIEWS — Full or part Urns 1SS Highway U ing tiooo or bait ttrrar Call balwiaii VW BUG 1*4* offlca In Rad Bank Muil nava ax Call Ken Van Dilea for Interview HUNABOtl! — 4 cyl.. 4 7 a.m. 10 a.m.; Cvanlng 4-12 p.m. I10O0 firm Looking for people to work evenings rCapfof UfMtof M«aj speed, mnl slg.. brakes, CAPRI RS parlanca 5314434 explaining money saving ideal to rally* wheels, lu lone paint SPORT HATCHBACK CHEVY VAN 1H7 —AIM, 1H1 Ford BOOKKEEPING CLERK consumer*, no telling. Cai Ealonlown, N.J. 07724 542-4000 Ext. 229 Van AM for Al VW 1*71 BUG — Rabulll tram, > Pavablai. ADP payroll, polling and Earn woo a hour to si great MPG Stock «1113 — Std: 4 cyl, 4-speed. HJUBai paint and llrai Rum but naadi light typing. Ta IIM. 7t0-7M0 tor appointment. 31.446 milea glna work 7414*04, altar 4 pm 542-6750 CHEVY CAPRICE 1*U — Vary g ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY The Dally/Sunday Ragiatar Opt: p/s, p/b, moon- 10 Thomai 74734*4 ShrawKwry KENNEL HELP WANTED — Pull roof, console, AM/FM cond . (500 or bait offar. VW VAN — 1973. Low mllaaga. 1 and part time, alto experienced dog IOUU. •Mn.OVMINT ONLY HMMa angina, 11400 Call BOYS/GIRLS - Aoa IMS. aarn and cat groomer Apply at Purr'n stereo, rear defroster, 741-0310 anytlma caari and prliai. Mor nlng nawtpapar Pooch, M Gilbert Rd . Tinton Falls, unonn uirm Stock i»80-307. LIST CREDIT PROBLEMS routa In your own araa. About 1 hour a-e, Mon.-Sat *3300 No tain? If vou'ra working, wo can aach momma Kavpon, union $7279 nalp to gat you flnancad. No monav 3 Truck! Baach or Naptuna. Toll ft— KEYPUNCH OPERATOR down Pavmanti arrangad to lull aoo»I«» For long-term temporary atilgn 1977 FORD NOW ONLY $6600 your naadi Many Naw and Quality And Trailer* meni In local araa. Knowledge of UMd Can to chooaa from Call Mr. CARPENTER — Eiparlancad altar IBM machlna preferred. Excellent Fradarlcki al Raliai Pontlac. 1*9 atkm trim work Palntar. ilaadv salary. No tee charged LTD II Broad St,. Rad Bank 74I-S1I0. 1*77 INTERNATIONAL — PICk-u wort Call tal-9374 aftar 4 p.m. ACE TEMPORARIES NEW 1980 K Thomas S41-0302 Shrewsbury CLASSIFIED SQUIRE WAQQN — Small truck. Aik for Manny Vaga. OATSUN 1*71 110 WAGON — Air. CLfRK V-8, p/s, p/b. aulo Hana., air AM/FM llarao. loadad. 21.000 ml . CAPRI m-UM Apply In Parian. CBS Suoar markal, cond. 9 pass, excellent uiai rag gai. t4*75 Ma-lHO. 1974 CHEVY BLAZER — Four 14 Main St.. Ktanlburg 213 Instruction HATCHBACK —Std: 4 whaal drlva, V-f. auto., pl/pb, gi cond, Slock #112? 31.201 OATSUN 2BD-Z — 1*71, only 7,000 lhapa. 11*50 firm Call 542 5341 CLERICAL — Fulltlma account miles cyl., 4-speed, mnl. original ml.. Immaculate cond . 5. clark-tvplll ar account Clark itano- brakes, Opt: console, ipoad. mag whaa.li. air, iky btua 1*74 CHEVY BLAZER — Four grapnar 40-hour work wgak Con Aiklng H700 5*1 131* whaal drlva. V •, auto., Pl/pb. o BUSINESS DIRECTORY ONLY p/s, tinted glass, ac- lhapa. 13*50 firm. Call 341-3341 •42-4000. Now Being Accepted cent stripe, w/w's, de- OATSUN 1*75 B-210 HATCHBACK for traimng in a Automatic, AM/FM, ax. cond., 1*7* CHEVY SUBURBAN -- 4' COCKTAIL A DAILY GUIDE »3200 uxe wheel covers, AM low mllaaga. 13115. 431-13*9. drlva, air, pb/p«. oood cond WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Exp'd rewarding car** as a radio. Stock # 80-269. JM-47J4 only. Apply In Parian affctr • pm DATSUN H0Z 1*7* — Auto. tram.. Trada Wlndi. 1303 Ocaan Ava . Saa •KWCAlirDWTAl OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS LIST $6399 AM/FM ilarao. ipoka rlmi. 5>,0M 1*4* FORD PICKUP TRUCK Bright 1976 ml Bait ottar 741 125a Attar 5 p m MSMTANT 5U*)<3 COMPUTER OPERATOR CONTINENTAL NOW ONLY $5850 DODGE CHARGER 1*71 — Naw NCR machinal, mutt hava know) paint fob. wlda tlral In roar. Itarao. IH0 FORO F100 TRUCK — 4-cy HOME APPLIANCE Imlda cultomltad, alarm ivitam. intoimauon call MARK IV NEW 1980 1100 IMPROVEMENTS MOVING A STORAGE REPAIR 11100 Call Stava, m 3310 »13Ot3 0 Th or writ* V-8. p/s. P/b. auto trans., air CAPRI FAIRWAY FORD-LONG (RANCH IH* FORO - «M pickup with cap COUNTER PERSONS - Wt •'• CUSTOM CARPENTRY TEACHERS WILL DO TRUCKING WASHERS. OBYERS - Balrlo cond., alum wheels. Gold Sarvlca Saltl-Laailno Rantali •tandard ihm vary good condition look Ing for rttPOMlbtt, rtll«Mt l««r- Renovation or repairs. Quality - Moving, furniture and appliance aralort. air condltianar. duh Diamond Fire Edition Slock workmanship Call Bill, §4? *m HATCHBACK — Std: 2113400 7174015 batora 11 am or aflai soni, mtMl bt II or ov*x. APDIV In UNION Plcfc-gp and deliverv BO-1IU. wakhafi. pfomiH tarvlca RHHO #1041 53,341 mile*. p.m. MTMfl, OUNKIN' DONUTS, «1| Ut * f nitn\ 4 cyl., 4-speed, mnl FIAT 1*74 —IN Bd 5MilltuH. EARLY AMERICAN RENOVA brakes, Opt: console, lion Naw paint. Rabulll angina. 30 1*74 INTERNATIONAL SCOU TECHNICAL IONS — Addition*, kllchens, faml FLOOR WAXING CARPETCLEANINO ONLY AM radio, tu-tone ipg Ragular gai Call 442 »5IS TRAVELLER — 304 va, 45,000 CUSTODIAN WANTED- rooms, structural and Interior illai It VPU'ra looking lor In. u >>•« 40 hourt, »(t*)bl# tclMtfuto design Greg Herrman, UI-MtS af OFFICE CLEANING paint, rear defroster, FORD TORINO 1*75 — (3.000 ml„ llmata In 4 whaal drlva claaiur Occutlonat wtMttndi O*n»r«l 4 pm. Al EXPERT CARPET CLEANING $4500 p./s, w/w's, backllte air cond., AM/FM radio, good cond., mil ona'i got It all. Excallaftt cond kMwtadtt of eiumtp.no and «4*c- INSTITUTE upftolitarv claanlna, Raaionabl* 1710 Call altar I p.m., TOT-Mal lion. Ml >3U aval irldtv. Una i*ttar tuiint ox HOME REPAIR SERVICE — Eve OFFICE CLEANING ratat. Marrli Haffman. Hl-mm louvers. Stock porlonco ond rofironcot to RVHI 1 Mam Straw vthmg to do wlih your houte, intlda Unhappy with your present service FORD THUNOERBIRO 1*14 CLAV Olva me a call I offer good reliable 1977 CHRYSLER SIC — Panlatlk Man, all optioni. 1*70 FORO HEAVY-DUTY — Van A I4S. Tho Dally Roaiitor. Estontown A out Plumbing » elaclrlc, wallt #80-310. LIST $6728 good work truck. 1450 Call 71t-*I34 SMb, N.J. 07701. door*, window*, ttc Cartltkale of servlc*, at a price hard to beat Frw LIGHT HAULING •7.000 original mlhn. Naw radian, tsilrnates CaK W-tSM or 7a74»** batlary and paint lob Atklna »22O0 aftar 4 p.m. ecu pane v Problem i tolvad CORDOBA NOW ONLY $6150 (201)542-2292 Icanted in-t*t7. or Ml otlar 741.14)7 altar 4 p m BLAZER 1*73 113 Instruction OARAGES — Etc , i laanao nil. COUPE - Small • V-8. p/s. PAINTING A hautad awar ConltriKtron dabrli GEORGE WALL 4 whaal drlva. tor parti RED BANK RENOVATION ramowad. Iraa work. T47-lt2t. p/b. >uto trans, air cond. Call 142-0573 ADO-REMODEL p/windows. seals, velour in- NEW 1980 LINCOLN/MERCURY RENOVATE FIX DECORATING Shrawiburv Av*.. at Svcamara BUCKET TRUCK FORO Local Crafttman-All Tradat. terior. Excellent cond, Slock CAPRI Snrawaburv 747 M00 30' halghl all 747 7H4 for irm ••tlmate CARL B. JONES - Interior li »11?1 55.513 miles Ctll 441 0571 ierlor and Mrallpaperlng Free estl NICK'S MOVERS — Low and Mnlor HATCHBACK — Std: GRAND PRIX 1*71 - Loadad. Ilka CAREER mates m MM raiai tawan davt a wraaii. fraa am naw. low MJJM original mlhn. HIM. ATTENTION HOME OWNERS — matat Call anytlma. Saa tl«4 ONLY 4 cyl., 4-speed. Opt: SH447I CHEVY LUV TRUCK — 37.000 m Alterations, carpentry, painting, ov p/s, p/b, rear _l cap. IS mag., axe cond Ca OPPORTUNITIES rtatlve Renovatton Ne lob to EARTH DESIGNS LTD. 4714743. man Tree estimate* call 3o» WT, BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME, LOW detroster, RS option, "fti eves. LAN DSC API NO-LAWN '3100 FORD 1 TON RACK TRUCK IN ALABAMA EST POSSIBLE RATES. 1» O»7I MAINTENANCE AM/FW stereo, con- 1*71 EXTERIOR PAINTING ft STAIN KITSON CHEVROLET CO Call M1-0S71 sole, Stock #80-228 Hwy. 34 MISCELLANEOUS ING - Beautiful paint Job* done bv 1978 LINCOLN LIST $7113. MMOSt SAND ANO SALT SPREADER New Technology, Inc., a fast growing Eddt# I scrape old paint off win LOG SPLITTING Commarclal-tvp* UMPKINS — Bv the thousands (lows ft wash them before repaint CALL TOWN CAR LABRIOLA MOTORS Call small company In Huntsville, Alabama, is ndian corn and all Fall squash in* I recaulk alt spott ft Joints the NOW ONIY $6450 Nawman Spring! Rd Rad Ban* hoieiate/retail Ceson woo 1*73 73* HONDA — 11.HO ployment contultant U14VK, Red 0 ft C PAINT CO- — ONLY sile Defense/Advanced Technology Center. ank, N.J. | LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK I COM.. 1750 terior/e«sartor, protect YOUR in NEW 4tM7M anar 4 p.m. Several attractive long-term positions for: vestment, quality guaranteed, raf JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION- — Showroom cond., tow ml., Call Ryder. MJ-Mtf Salai. claanlrw, ra lavl. ra tlraicha luxury aoulp—d, aaraf". Sacrifice. WALLPAPERING and raaalrt. 1u*\n $6200 w Minn. CYCLES • SYSTEM ANALYSTS INTERIOR ONLV MAVERICK 1*74 — *-cyt ., HONDA • SCIENTIFIC & DATA BASE PROGRAMMERS Ft HlGGINS — Wallcoverings Painting and wallpapering Refer tram . 13 mn Good condition SUZUKI eduete U S school of profestionei • ncet provided 142-1141 or 741 MM TRUCK a AUTO •COMPUTERSYSTEM ENGINEERS .oerheneine OueHly professional workmanship Ettlmates cheerfully WALLV'S PAINTING RENTAL USED MONTE CARLO — 1*77. all paaaar, HARLEY DAVIDSON 1*74 — Supa • FIELD ENGINEERS ivefv m lit*. Hoimdel Expert CraHsm«A-HoatonaWt HOTLINE many axlrai ajmt mlkn Brand GlkJa. mam axtrai. 14500 Sarloul interiors mv specialty 2fl-IWI. CAR nowlrai only. 4*s-*420 with background in Perkin-Elmer computer FORO rIENT ACAR naw tlrti. Sacrlfka 54J0I44 DRIVEWAY FAIRWAY FORD systems and software are currently open. CONSTRUCTION Dally - Waafcl* - Monlhlv HOTLINE 747-5400 nijtoc * ANOTHER DAILY REGISTER * To Inquire, call (205) 837-7663 REE ESTIMATES — Asphalt or write rlvewavi, parking lots and sealer uitv insured Our istn rear NIRTIM 747-5699 P.O. Box 5245, RTCO INC PAVING 741 15H Classified Service Hunts villa)( A tab* ma 35806. ROOFING A SIDING LL TYPES OF ROOFING — Sky NOW VtHI CAN TELEPHONE An optimum combination of challenging l#Ms. carpontrv, tfrrwall, mason [ VOUR CLASSIFIED ADVEHTISINC ON SATURDAYS work, good weather, friendly and . In tar lor/ex tar lor painting Gutters, firewood cut Reasonable "FKE E8TIHWTE8 WALL TO START IN OUR MONDAY'S EDITION. progressive community and a wide spread estimates Call r«i-isn attar s of high-technology activities is waiting, for GAGLIANO Call •afinaSldina Gutters Repairs WALL LINCOIN you to explore. JUST CALL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE m estimate! m-0M* f H2 laH William dark MERCURY BETWEEN 1:30 A.M.* 12:30P.M. NTI is an Equal Opportunity Employer offer- McGlnnis Roofing & Siding We tr> harder. LINCOLN-MERCURY ing excellent growth potentials and fringe II type* of roaflnt, hot tar, iMnslet (201) 842-3489 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY AVt rtMln. Free a«lmataHulty In CALL 542-1700 benefits for its employees. M. M4-UM. • SHREWSBURY, N SHREWSBURY N J 18 The Daily Register MONDAY, OCTOBER 20.1980 SHREWSBURY, N J

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138 Mobile Homes CLASSIFICATIONS 9 Construction Equipment &4 Situations Wanted Female 70. MERCHANDISE 79 Swap or Exchange 102 Mouses For Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 20C. SPECIAL NOTICES 10 Wanted Automotive 55 Situations Wanted Male 71 Mefcnandis* For Sale 80 Bicycles/Mini Bikes 103 Rentals To Snare 130 Open Houses 139 Cemetery Lots 210 Losl And Found 140 Real Estate Wanted 1. AUTOMOTIVE 56 Situations Wanted Male/Female 72 Garage/Yard Sales 81 Sports Equipment 104 Winter Rentals 131 Houses For Sale 211 Special Notices 20 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 2 Autos For Sale 57 Child Care/Nursery Schools 73 Machinery For Sale 82 Swimming pools 105 Summer Rentals 132 Apartments/Town Houses ISO. RECREATIONAL 212. Travel • Transportation 3 Trucks and Trailers. ?t Business Service 213 Instruction 74 Rental Service 83 CB's. Electronics 106 Furnished Rooms 133 Income Property 152 Boats And Accessonos 4 Motorcycles 22 Arts & Cralts M. FINANCIAL 75 Farm Equipment 107 Nursing Homes 134 Farm Property SO. EMPLOYMENT 84 Merchandise Wanted 153 Camping Equipment 5 Auto Services/ Pans 61 Business Opportunity 76 Auction Sales 85 inflation Fighters 108 Commercial Rentals 135 Commercial Property 51 Help Wanted Male or Female 154 Recreational Vehicles 6 Auto Rent/tease 62 Mortgages 77 •Pets And I ivestocK 100 REAL E8TATE RENTALS 109 Buildings/Garages 136 Industrial Property 52 Babysming/Cniid Care 63 Money to Loan 7 Auto insurance 78 Aircraft 101 Apartments 110 Wanted To Rent 137 Lots And Acreage B Auto Financing 53 Domestic Help 64 Money Wanted

FRONT PAGE READERS DEADLINES CANCELLATIONS HOURS DAILY RATES FAMILY PLAN RATES DAILV AND SUNDAY la SO Pel Cau'il ADS Sai StHid «W« Us *'3O p ti fita and tr»dii h>> cantenaiton is giv*" 3 LINES 5 DAYS-W.M • A.M. lot P.M. Mlore OuOHtBM f">Hi 4 30 I ly on ruuinci ol fcp*c*i tun nuffltw to Bo0 «C« *»flg Cl D de|s a H • -MttoasaCtaria CmmnHtum — UUHmmOKp $1 00 Etch line Available to indi- caa Maine 0w ii—rhtoartl M opt" • 810 4y and Minimum intemont 2 met puDiicafKwi nu<. quested Ad«ftise' •e>Une Pet Una Per Line Per LMe y Put>C*1tOn Prat viduals placing ads under named twixmei an w iwnd • tiai i"v K Mtmmurn it Una* All maOvi OUtH « race Pteau cna 1 Day 8i| 6Dayt iConsecuiivel 54« 6 Days IConwcubvei 61< "Merchandise For Sale" lor Hems ma flu Oaaa.to U C4« 44J WOO 'ool Ol column ,om ad me a*r . appsari 1 Day 90c •"•>• Daily gis'ei cannot oc in«> (>rii day Cans*.? '700 8 Dt ft 6 Days {Consecutive! 55t must be priced Non-commercial f.om • 30 • m to I? 30 p m lf» CMMilieJ 1 Davt IContaculivei 68« l (Consecutive) <8« 3 Days (Consecutive) 76c PC* JP 11 SO 10 Days (Consecutive) 50« ads only •eoanmeru WII M open to ma cooi ww CORRECTIONS 4 Days (Consecutive) 72c Sam M i«t hi fclonaeyl pep* C*» HMLBU 4 30 p m Mo- Da, inrauu" I^urMW Comracl Rales on Raauett m iroo f« MCtl DO* nwmM> n«it day 41 30 p T> Friday '0' Sun 5 Dayi (Coniacutivei 58c 5 Days (Consetulive) 66c i ? 30 p m Saturday •« Monday

101 Commercial HtipWanUd 51 H.lpW.nt.d Tiger MERCHANDISE 104 Winter Rentals Rentals REGISTER* DNURSE W F Niw WAITRESSES/WAITERS- Exp'd Jartwv Civil tervlca petition Nr only oeod apply Full and part-time 71 Merchandise For MOM HAS rrfe wHEKe f%. Each eddmonei line, »1 00. No dti ttolanllal. oood commimcwi arrane* hourt par waak. Wad*, off. Own 105 Summer Rentals «wnti, tiaxibia hourt. count If canceled before exblretlon MOVING TO FLORIDA-Musi sell PUBLIC AUCTION FAIR HAVEN — ( Olde Village MIDDLETOWN — Shadow L»k* 2 RUMSON — Professional offices iramporiatlon 2W I4W No chanffel In copy G E two-door refrlueralor-freeier, MON , OCT 10, 7 P M 700 so. H Carpeted, central alt. CARROLL AGENCY section) VDedroom Duplex with full twdroomi, 2 iMiha. Ranch contfo MOUNT POCONO— Four bedroom, Realtor IFltlOO BABYSITTER — 1 children ages 11 Have bomethlrrfi lo sell? Phone Sears humidifier. Sears clothes Large antique auction tonight at The living room, stone fireplace, dining with aartflt parking Call M2-0444. washer, Sears dryer, recllner. Sears Sharaton tnn. Rte 15. Hailel, Full two-bath Chalet Fireplace. Private s. my home. 4 5 houri par day. 3 1 room, kitchen, basement A separate Furnlihfd'unlurniihad. IftSO- UNHEATED STORAGE RENTAL REAL ESTATE SALES davi per weak Fran, 391-3144 leaf muicher. small kitchen table details In yesterday's paper. garage MSO por mo. Call Ml 7437 747-KSe. 741 57OS, 544-0400 golf courstt, tennis courts, beach unc 542-1700 and four chairs, 40-gal. electric hot after 4 p.m. Country Club Close to all resorts Hwy 36, Port Monmouth CHILO CARE - a mot. old baby water heater, maple bunk beds, RED BANK — Single family home, 233-5543. Call 471-m* gin ?:MI.» weakdavl Light THE DAILY dresser, gun cabinet, rock polisher, 77 Pett And Livestock HIGHLANDS — Small 3 room cot ir.rtx bedroom•. iVi both* WAREHOUSE BUILDINGS — 4M0 housekeeping reoulred Hel needed electric foot bath, heavy-duty socket tage In complex of 10 unlit 1175 par 747-nflO 106 Furnished Rooms SQ. ft with tented In yard. Rl 34 AN OPPORTUNITY! Mlddietown/ Oak Hill. Salary nego- tat Call 495-9341 month plus utilities. Lease and se- Matawan, nee' Ern Construction tiable. Call 47t-«1W. REGISTER 135.GAL FISH TANK — All equip- curity required. 173-0914 RENT OR SALE — Immtdltt* oc- We art wiernveiv enlareino our MTO TRACTOR — 10 HP, with ment. Will trade entire tet-uc for cupancy. 3 badrooma, ,Vt bvithk, Co. Includes paneled office and labo ialw itaff of problem tolvert. We RESPONSIBLE PEBSON — TWO CLASSIFIED ADS chain, tnow prow, carl, and detent running car, 747 1440, HIGHLANDS — 5 rooms, porch with lire* dan, near Khooli UU pmr ONE OR TWftROOMS — And bath -atorv Ideal for light manufat are in the PEOPLE BUSINESS If evenings par week, my home Own 747-7751. view. 3100 plus utltltloi. Call month Plui utilities R«f. Ml-OtVt in new rancrTnpme. All privilege* luring, storage Asking WOO Par AMPEG AMPS - Altec speakers. tpreader. t45O. 946-1151, monlh 94H080. evenings, M2-4363 you efilov helping people, want lo lei transportation Call saJ 3XM 1411541 Reasonable Call S448IW «our own noun, earn what you feel custom PA. mikes, etc Call 544-1134 NEW CHIPPENDALE STYLE — Advanced And Beginners RUMSON RIVERFRONT — O*M»- or 5U9I74 anytime And handwoven Crewel upholtler. HIGHLANDS — t bedroom deluxe waltr dock. Four badrootni, 2 baths. RED BANK — Steeping room A. you're worth, let'i get together and DOG TRAINING bath, private entrance $150 per mo., 110 Wanted To Rent '*th about vour future. Our company S3 Domestic Help ANTIQUE SOFA — And one chair bail otlor 9311051. after 5 » p m condo. Carpeted, wathar/dryer, etc Llvina room, dining aria, kltchan, s one of the moat succetifui In (he Bavshore Dog Club. 741-4044 Sandpiper. IMS plut utlllllei firepfac*. central air VK mo security, ref SM 3)7$. tWO firm OFFICE EQUIPMENT — Solid APARTMENT- In Kaypori-Hailet tounlv We can offer you the train- Call M4-W7I hi m f HMN I AMA/t'N Talklno. m-IUO or 323-0715 M2-M43 or Ml OTW ing and advertising exposure lo In EXPERIENCED - Housakaeper, walnul and oak used desks, 175 up. with 590 cage Naod cart Will trade 106 Commercial araa for military couple. 1 year t-3 days par week, ref. 4 own trans- BALLOONS! — Helium filled tor Chain, til up. Small executive HIGHLANDS — 1 rooms. 1175 por SEA BRIGHT — Private beach I government leas* 1350 mo. neoo ture vour tucceii • llcented or un 7471440; 747 7751 month plut utilities ft socurltv. After dock on river 3 bedroom*, 2 baths, Icented, experienced or not. Weportellon, ex opportunity. Good parties and all occasslons. We de- tables, 150 6 drawer S"x7" card In- liable All utlltles Included 743 7297 salary. t'MtM liver Balloon Boutique. 842 7M4 dex cabinet, US Hand Addresser 1, call 7354437 modern kitchen New oat heat & air, Rentals xefer resident* of Fair Haven FANCY PIGEONS ref., 1600 per mo 741-1444. HOUSE HANDYMAN SPECIAL — Kumwn Liltie Silver For a con graph. 510 Small green leatherette HOUSEKEEPER/COOK — For tin- BEDDING SETS — Inlariprlng. lofa. 1133. Book rack, 51, All colon, mostly whiles and LONG BRANCH — Tlvoll Village. Rani with option to buy. Malewen mot. office. 220 M. ft, Private Parkins. liaae. Responsible Sr couple. (201) 741 7*M HOUSEWIVES FOR HIRE — That*I bad. 11700. 747J9M pedroomi, 3 bet hi. Ranch condo Yearly lease. III! a month. 741-1313 our »arvlca. If you know how to do OROAN — Farflta compact. UN. security, 3471 par month plut mill with g e r e u e 191 5M2. noon-7 P.m. DEAL ESTATE SALES housekeeping, wnv don't you loin BENCHMARK STEEL ENTRANCE FREE — Beagle mixed puppy, eight tlos. Reference!. Adultt preferred. before 1:30 p.m. DanlelectroAMP (SIM) PlusMIKE montht old. ex with children Furnished/unfurnished. 1*50 "If YOU'RE SERIOUS u|T We offar a unique team cleaning DOORS — 7-door unit with insulated <»3S) and BOOMSTAND 15301 All In No pott Call 544-17914 Ifttr t p.m. 747-ttJt, 741 S70J, 544-0400. EXECUTIVE/PROFESSIONAL • BOUT A FULL TIME concapl to apartmant and home slda lllas. Never mod, wi-itw. Housebroken. has all shots 719-1551. REAL ESTATE fair condition. Good for beginner MIDDLETOWN SUITES — Available for rent. Sec- SALES POSITION. I'M ownan You'll work at a part of a Call 747 4043 alter 7:30 p.m. HORSES BOARDED — Box stalls. ROOMATE WANTED — To ihare ond floor, near center of Long ,. FOR SALE SERIOUS ABOUT YOU team with othart who have found • LINDSI Three-room apartment In historical two-story suburban house In Hailet Levolors, verticals. Woven Woods Individual pedockt. schooling ring, house 171-4313. Branch business dlstrkl Call I NEEO 7 FULL TIME that houMkaaPlng It a skill L a ORGAN HAMMOND— R-113, great outside hunt court, professional with one mala and one female Rent 223-32U, • PEOPLE NOW!" caravr Call ut for detail* A71-4399 30% OFF LIST, DELIVEREDI condition, 11000 or best offer. plus utimiei. averaoe 1240 per Call Elanby Products for Quote care. Wandering Wind Farm, Mld- MODERN APARTMENT — Near 131 Housei For Sale UccnMd or non tk«ni»d. I n»«J p«o or 071)141 Call to» Ml! dlelown 471 1101 or 47U7I3 transportation Best lima to call month Call *49-UU davs. W-W97 EXECUTIVE OFFICES — Red •4* wfw «rt Mrloui about full-llm* night*., ask for Roy. Bank. 2 or more rooms. Air. carpet, aim ORIENTAL RUG — Balga Bokare. before noon 4954416 rid •itat* laltt potlllom. And I HOUSEKEEPER — Llwaln, irt BOXES - Corrugated Packing lup IRISH SETTER — AKC mistered. decoration. $9S month per room BRICK FIREPLACE $111,500 wed Intm now. Th« houri art flax davi. Own room, bath, TV. Cara of approximately 9x13. excellent condi- 15 weeki old. male Vary reason- Red Benk Riverside Ave. Full tarvlces. 741-95*5. 4 large bedrooms. 19' master pilot for Induiiry and Moving and tion. 11300 Call 741-4144. 104 Winter Rentals 1 alia Tht monav li •xcapllonal — Ml two tchoolaoa bovt. cook and claan Storage Call 747 409t or 441 447; able. 5444753 FINEST IN LUXURY HI-RISE bedroom, I /* baths, formal dim no ID Ihoutandl a vaar man than VMI Good salary Recent rafarancai. On the Navotlnk Rlvor FOR LEASE — IMO w ft minimum room, 17' gourmet kitchen, 22' fami- may now ba aarnlngl If you an Call wvekdavi from 1-10 p.m. and PAINT — Colon Interior/exterior LHASA APSO — AKC, adorable with more space available Will ren- CALORIC ULTRA-RAY — Self- 54 a gal. flat Interior, (5.75 a gal flat Walk to railroad, but. Modern one BEACHCOMBER — Designer deco- ly room, dan, full drv baiemant maxparlancad, I will train you. Don't waakandi, I73-07*! cleaning. 3a" gas ttova. Ex. cond.. balls of fur, great with children, m/f, and two bedrooms. 3410 UP Air con- ovate to suit. Call 74.-W31 for de partially finished, 2 car garage, cen wait. Call ma today. Tomorrow, exterior 5*3 4779 six weeks old, champion back- rated, one bedroom executive suite. tails. 1350 6710111 dltlonlno. heat, hot water, balcony, Dv Hie div. weak or month. Pan- tial air. ERA MELMED REALTY, th*M potllloni may ba oonal Nick PAN AM — 3 for I International ground Call SM-4191 doorman, security and more. Ga- Bkr., 471-5*50 Raala, rna Bars Aflancv. In 54 Situations Wanted CAMERA WlTH LENSES — FuJIca, oramic ocean views, maid service, LINCROFT BUSINESS CENTER Travel coupon. Expires 1/11/11, THOROUGHBRED — Race horse. rage, pool, marina available Bob. toffee shop and laundermat All util- Two-room office, approKlmalely W0 rtolmdfl Hailat, 2M-M0Q ST70I. 35mm SLR with Full tsmm 5150, Call 171 1151 74I-17H. BRAND NEW i*u * Female lens. Mamlve 135mm lens. Formula New Jersey,bred. Call after t. ities Included. Security deposit re SQ. ft., second floor. In professional 7474547 n wred 222-t47f. building, 1350 per month. 74,-4411. 4 bod room i, 16' master bedroom. RECEPTIONIST — Por pro- Mmm lens and Hanlnax CT431 flash- PECAN a, GLASS CHINA HUTCH - RED BANK — 4 rooms, glamorous, )•/> baths, dining room, science laMlwial offlta Sacratarlal tkllll CHILD PSYCHOLOGY STUOENT All 1300, as Is. 1114010. Like new 1450. spacious, near transportation 53*5 CLEARWATER FLORIDA — LINCROFT — Office suite, pro- kitchen, den, utility room, oarees, arttorrad. Salary commoniurata — Will watch your child In my home Call 510-0517 M Merchandise plus gas t electric 314-0391 Mobile home, I bedrooms, |v> baths, fessional building near Parkway oatlo. carpeting, apollancei. ERA with ability. Call 913 1140. Mon. Frl. COLONIAL LOVESEAT — Swivel MELMED REALTY, Bkr, 471 5650 HI. Lots of TLC, excellent experience, rocker, brown tones French Provin- RED BANK — Luxury High-Rise, evallabla from the Nov IS 74.415S. C«ll 741 4464 excellent ref. Provide lunch. Call cial, two-tectlonol sofa with corner PIANOS ORGANS Wanted iwo bedroom, two baths, also three HESTAURANT HELP — nt 7*79. Monmouth Beech area table and club chair, blue and Warehouse prices on most major bedrooms, throe baths, Beeutlful waltraMat/waltan. cook and cooki EXPERT SEAMSTRESS avocado 741 5104 brands. Yamaha. Klmball. Thomas, AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN- view Between 11-1, e-t p m W-4W5. halpar Only axpvrlancad naod OOP- Baldwin. Gulbransen. ale. Un*WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY. Your design or mine RED BANK — Beautiful one ly Oct. »U. IK Ravi ( nun 344331) Daily-Sunday limited rentals from 17.50 porRUGS. FOR CASH Yard, Whlta Rd., Llttla Sllvor. Fo- INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES bedroom apartment. New kitchen rum flacaual Club. and bath, carpeting, dlthwather, EXPERIENCED — Preschool FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER 139 E Newman Spring! Rd. 1400 plut ulllltle! 741-1194 RN'S LPN'S-NURSE'S AIDE teacher and mature mother willing REGISTER Pond Rd and Rl. 9 Shrewsbury 747-4300 (M/F) to babysit In Atlantic Highlands eutHW-tw? RED BANK — Luxury two-bedroom All Shllll Avallabla home, lanced In yard. Playroom, ALL LIONEL TRAINS townthoutot. New kitchens, bath Madlcal Parionnal Pool equipment lor Infant lo J years of Classified Ads PIANOS — ORGANS Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. and a half, all appliances, court K Monmouth it. Rad Bank age. Rof. For more Information. All Mutlcal Supplies and Services 940-1*91 yard, carpeting HOP 741-1194. cut your 4IIH44 contact Kalhv at I7J »J44 or Sue. as low as TUSTING PIANO CO. 747UH Our 97th Year ANTIQUES — All klndt. bought lor RED BANK - l-ftedroom apt., near RNS — 7 1 two dayi and HI two Atburv Park 775 0444 lop caah. Mary Jane Roosevelt An- train, but. butlneil 1400 with utlll dayi Call Mri. Smith, n EXPERIENCED — Madlcal ault- 46 cents Open 9 to 9 tiques, toy East River Rd.. Rumson. ties 747 3743 after 9 a.m. O71-01M. tant. bookkeeping skills, Insurence 041-1159. Member Appraisers As par tine, per day PIANO Spinet, like new. (ISO Bl soclatlon of America. costs with self m lormi rail altar t p m . 747 3»t) (based on 10-dav Insertion) cycle. Ross laspeed. 1100. Colonial RED BANK — Largo 3-bedroom RN M/F — Part-tlma. Charoa rtlltr. apartment. Skylight, river view, 11, two dayi par waak. Call »« <«i EXPERIENCED WOMAN — solabed 1 chair, till. 544 Uto ANTIQUES — Fine furniture, For FAST RESULTS brasses, silver, glass, call evenings near hospital t-WO plut utilities balwoan 10 a.m.-! p.m. Wishes domestic work, one day a 747-KO4. 9-1. Eves 4 weekend!. week. Own car Reliable. 33» 3497 AT LOW COST PUMPKINS 191-1077 or 543 1307, SECRETARY TO ENGINEER - Ornamental and table squaih. or, •MM those big ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- Ganaral otlka work, haavv lyplito I WILL BABYSIT — In my home, namontal corn. Wholesale and re- RED BANK — Near hospital and Apply In parion. ELECTRO IM- live days a week Certified nurse's Phone TIQUES. Rt M and Homestead tail. CatOla Farms, Rt 510, Ave.. Leonardo 191-53M. transportation 11 badrooms, ultil PULSE LAB, lit Challnul St., Rad aide Call 144 tut Holmdel. 94e-4»l. tlw Includad. UMM4. HO p.m. [lank Equal opportunity amployar CONTENTS OF GARAGES NURSE RN — Interested In part REGISTER RUST REMOVER — It the rust In RUMSON — Second floor, ona SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER — time work, t-3 days a waak. Hrs your water ruining vour laundry? Bawmenli Attics 717-THS badroom aoartmanl. M» Including f uh time, lor iportlns good* tlort adlusiable No night work. Raf Classified Ads Call 7I73W1 alter 5. I have the ulllltlei Adults preferred No pats. Apply at 112 Main St.. Malawan 139HI1 SOLUTION 11 INFLATION FIGHTERS DON'T HAVE THAT SALE — I will CallMUn. Altar4:10call 143474* 542-1700 buy all vour small earaoa taia SECRETARY — For raal attata ol- WE WILL BABYSIT — Two years SEARS BEST WOOD LATHE — SEA BRIGHT — Winter ratet now flca Eap.'d. Parl-tlma. 91. Oaoroa and up In our Hailel home. IS cents Itemi, plut conttntt of baMmantt. Toll Free from Malawan Araa Never used. Six wood tools and allies, ale Call IM-atUaftar 3 p m. available at Harbour Point Water Savoth Aaancy. 113-7400. _ per hour 244 1943 table. 1375 Coll 741-4744.. M" HAROWICK GAS STOVE — GATE-LEG — Dining room table. METAL — Stand-up desk with lock view furnished studios and one MO Red end gold braided rug, end wheel, til. Display case. 110 SECRETARY GUY JOHNSON bedroom suites. 1491 Ocean Ave., Like rtfw. 171, Call Ml U30 or WOMAN DESIRES Pert time SOD eVMSVa, 130 7' tola. S30 Swlval Can ba seen 19 Hudson Ave.. Red Typing and itano, racaptlonlit work, with reference! Call after 3 566B100 BUYS AND BUYS 747-HSI. MMNK rocker chair. S70 Wood frame mlr Bank, or call 741-3355. duIKi and ganaral olllca To 1140 Cash and carry. 10 cents par sq. It From an entire household to a single pm , 741 tSM Toll Free from Mlddietown Area 9M-1111 or 717 7137 Item Antique funlture. Jewelry, sil- t' WOOD DRAFTING TABLE — ror, 4«3W. SIS. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY WEST END — Modern J-room 4 1100. 4' aluminum Insulated sliding MINK BUBBLE CAPE - Autumn 10 Thomai )47-S4f4 Shr.wibur ver. Immediate cash. Top dollar G.E. STOVE — Jt" Airliner ex. Halt, ex. cond., SM0. 671-9300 STEEL PANELS — Painted blue. 43 •43 4334. bath furnished units Utilities In- door, with screen. SIM. Call t47-SMt. 55 Situations Wanted blecea, 1'ml'l.,, For fencing or roof- cluded Immediate occupancy. working cond., til or best offer Call 7» M4I after lorn. SENIOR CLERKSTENO — •». DESKS, FILES — Tablet, chain, Ing 1150 747 1139 STEEL PANELS Lease 4 security 319-1700 ANTIQUE HAT PINS — Bedding, 510-0717. Malt OLD FURNITURE — Antiques. Chi- end tablet, lamps. 130 each. Secre- ORIENTAL — IBelgluml t«». 100% nacMMry. Monmouth County Dapt addlno machines, typewriters, of- — Painted blue. 43 pieces. 3'xS'xl", n», glassware, art objects end bric- GM CAR SEAT — Very good cond . wool. Ivorv/brown Klrman. perfect o* Haallh In Fraahold UW-hour fice equipment, etc. at bargain lor fencing or roofing law 747 1319 a-brac Immediate cash, for any- WEST END — 1 bedroom furnished tary. SI7I, hutch toe, US M3-atl» or unfurnished, rt-block from ocean mutlcal swing, bach carrier, and cond StOO [save 13501. 7W-14T1. work woak. Exc. frlnoa banafltt. piles New or used A.AC. DESK thing and everything Rutcll's. 35 E walker, MO for all. 741-0144 after 4 Salary 17300. Contact Mri. Gold- ALL AROUND YARD WORK — OUTLET, 1709 Rl. 15, Oakhurst THE USED FURNITURE CENTER Front St.. Rad Bank. 741—IW Swimming pom. 771*211 197 Shrewsbury Aye., Rod Bank ANTIQUES — Mandolin. U0 3 pic- p.m. PANASONIC - Stereo receiver, man, 4JI 7J57 Treat cut. gutter!, garage! cleaned 511 1990. ture Iremet. 30»Jt. S19 each. Rail- Free estimate! 741 4»J. Beens, Has-beens and Why Nots TUlfhPYOUR DIAMONDS INTO GRAVSTONE — Artificial (Ire- used 3 months. 112S Craig turntable. SERVICE PERSON — For propana DINING ROOM TABLE - 6 chairs. 102 House* For Rent road lantern. SIS. 741-1141. 150 Sofa HO Call 747-OT47 attar 4 TIRES — 1UH-15, Soar't steel DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry lo place, crackle lost. 1100. 3'x5' plate oat company. EKP. raqulrad for ra- DYNAMIC - Single, sales Ex- Drexel trestle table, 70" long with 3 Cash. DON PON'S JEWELERS Will BED — Twin sue Box tprlne 4. glass mirror. Sli «43-|74O after 5 palrine k adjutlln* alt IVMI of aai ecutive with a proven record of sue II" leaves Make offer t71-WoO belted redlals. Used 3 mo., palded las each; tec r If Ice S35 each. Contour Buy from private owners and es- FAIR HAVEN — 1 bedroom home mattress frame, perfect cond., SI) RED VELVET SOFA - 171. Cut equipment Ex. company banafltf. cess, looking for a change If you're tates. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE- lor tat. Call 47143*4. HITCH-TRAILER — Clatl 3 for !•/.• aood talarv. EH. opportunity for ad- looking for someone who cart pro- DINING ROOM SET — Victorian vibrating recllner, maroon vinyl. with large modern kitchen 5550 velvet arm chair, ISO. ax. cond Two PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE- Cadillac, Pontlac. BulcJi. 150 Snow night stands, headboard & dressers. vancamanl, Muit llva In »r»* A tiava duce, call S7n-ll7t eves. walnut mahogany. 51500 or bell of- Palded 5150. sacrifice MOO. Call af- SIGNED 799 River Rd.. Fair Call HI 9043. BEDROOM SET — t'SO Recllner. lira A whaal for 194* T-Blrd. $15 valid N.J. driver'* llcania. Utility fer. Call Wl 4114 ter t p.m., 544 3009 Lobster pot, never used. 110 Chairs. 175 for set 1 lamp with pleated black GUTTERSCLEANEO— Repair! on Haven. N.J MI 43V FAIR HAVEN — 1-bodrooms, IVj SU. Ladles' American Tourlstar lug lhads ami smoke prisms. 135 Call Propane Co . US Rt, 3*. Port Mon TICKETS! — Bruce Springsteen, baths, dining room, don, 1300 a papa. In carton, S150. 741-243S. ts ». 110 eacfi M7-4445 mouth HM/O0, waakdavi t a m 3 gutters, roofs, ceramic tiles, sash DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL after 4, 741.544! chains. Window! washed Rake Police. Collins. Tom Walts, Bob month, 3710 security IT0-1S41, p.m. for appolntmenl . 191 1417 REAL TSTATE KAYAK Hevet 747 394] or 747 1410. Wolr, Outlaws, Dooble't, Cart. Small with paddle, 175 RECLINER —Black, ax. cond, 175. Bonatar. Delivered, 301-4H-4410 , R I N T AI S BUTCHER BLOCK TABLE — 10" EXPERIENCED BARTENDER — EROSION SPECIALISTS HOLMDEL —1530 por month. Three round, S40 Plank bottom oak chain. call KVWU EXCERCISE BIKE, like new. 140 Nlghti. Call after a P.m., 110 each, wicker settee and arm 7H-34W. 57 Day Care/Nursery DRYER — 301b,. VI h.p. motor, auto TOP SOIL-VERY BEST bodroomt, kitchen, dining room. Hy- KITCHEN CABINETS — Dark 7II-44W dry cycle. 3-tlmed cycles. Cut ISO, Small, medium and large loads, ing room, family room, oarage On chair. SM Weights and bench, 133. 101 Apartments Call after 4 p.m., Mi-Oat. wood, different slies, 120 each Oak SEALY POSTUREPEOIC TWIN STOCK CLERK — Familiar with School now Ile9 M MONTGOMERY same day delivery 717-7137 or n acre. AvallaWa Nov. 13. Socurltv desk end swivel chair, first 17i lakes 9M-11I1 and references Call H4-S1M. BED MATTRESSES - Used 3 mos fitting!. HVAC component!, etc. Ex- WARD. 4*3 7700 CARPET — W/W. tilt tlKti. ii. call 344-nn 1400 value, 1100 aach num. perienced Apply Electro Impulse l-BEDROOMS — tit floor Sno per KEANSBURG — Throe-bedroom Beige/brown that, 171. 3 Ltvelor HAPPY HOURS NURSERY ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER —SCM TRACK 1 FIELD NEWS — 19*4 to KITCHEN — Wood cabinet!, 44" SKIS COMPLETE - used once. Re Labs. iflOSCorllesAve.. Neptune An SCHOOL — Rt 14, Malawan. Lim- Modal 3300. 1 yean old, cartridge. present. Runner's World. 1970 tomo. plus utilities I mo's, socurltv. house Security plus references Call bunds, 1x1, S3S each in an* after 4. Equal Opportunity Employer. Call after e p.m., 7t7-4173. bate, double tlnk, butcher block top. dlan Rotslgnol. sue I. Moved to ited openings for Pre kindergarten ex. shape 1190 Icons U75) 471 3349. present. Books on Running, stop after 3. 311 1943 CHINA CLOSET — StSO. Rad velvet S17S. r wall units. 1150 1XHJ44 Florida. HOP 7l7-tl41. SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT sessions 5WO9M watches. 544-*799 alter 6pm ASBURY PARK — Shorevlow swivel rocker chair. S7S. Twin bed. ENTIRE CONTENTS - Ol two KEANSBURO — 1-bedroom home. LARGE ANTIQUE BATH TUB —SOFA — B" gold graen floral, ex — In Rad Bank area Strono diver- bedroom apartment for sale. Call. I TV — 13" console, twin speaker, one Apartments, Ml eth Ave Modem. 1- Immediate occupancy. 1100 parSID Call Ste-MM. sified maintenance background re- bedroom, heat, hot water, cooking Cltw leat leegltl, >7S. callenl condition, mutt sell 1100. may have It. 719-3907. button auto color, automatic room month. Security required. Call Call 171-0017 quired Call Ml 3*00 gas supplied. SMS. Monawer on site. 717-1744. 3W70M light censor. Was 1*49 95, four days COUCH — II", good e«cept tor torn FINE — Limoges china. Roto pat- only tSM. MONTGOMERY WARD. 774-1197. LAWN TRACTOR — Sears, 34" cut. STORM WINDOWS — Complete SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - tern, 75100 yrt. old. I French LOCUST — 3 bedroomt. laundry upholstery, with slipcover, SIS. Cvenlnss and weekends, part-time 4U7700. Chair with slipcover. Its. End tables electric start, s» with hangers. Pondeross Pine. 5 Limoges, hand painted china room, washer, dryer, fenced In yard, MMMt each, IVIX12"K43". 125. t/t 1 aach, Pleasant permanent lob MKH 449-0115 VACATION - Coiumel Mexico AVON — 1 bedrooms, oarage apart- good tor children. 1413 par mo., pay (II, SIS. Coffee lable. SID- MUM 61 Business ment Large kitchen, newly deco- own utilities. 191-1041 or 191-3491. r*K32"« l*v>", 15.1/1. 1 each, SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Jan 30-37, lOei U7S. for Information LOVESEAT — Hlde-e bed, contem- 1»tll">)1Vi". IS3/3. 3 each, FREEZER — Ucu ft. upright, high call 471-3437. Member Collegiate rated, well to-well carpet. 3 blocks COLOR TV — It" Portable. S13S. porary multicolored. Ill Head- Full or pan Time. 3 11 1 117 shifts, Opportunities efficiency, low price, only tl99.lt. to town 4 transportation Year- Bike. SIS. Sewing machine. Sti. IVtxl3"x5S- h 0 motor. Cut 350. now CLEAN TWO-BEDROOM APART- Chair, SIS Lamps, 170 Curtain. |!0. condition, everything works Ex- commission. Work at homo. Call distributorship, groat opportunity Call 747-mi. velvet. Loose pillows. Perfect condl- callent bargain So5. Call 344-7044 spring and mattress. 540 Lame ot- S310. MONTGOMERY WARD. MENT — Immediate occupancy II llon. HOP 5H-44M. Doe, 333-JH4. for energetic person, asking 139.900 toman, never used, beige. 150 Largo 441-7700 Hancock St.. Keansourg, N.J. For more Inlormatlon. Call Carrier living room lamp, 130 Call 717-7091 PIMII INMKTtUl AM* DINING ROOM SET — Table plus 4 LOVESEAT — Hlda-e-bed, Contem- THREE-PIECE — Sofa. U0 Air TELLERS on. Murphy a, Howltll, Inc.. HO-W0 WET SUIT — Parkway COLTS NECK MOTEL — Efficien- chairs, plus hutch ItOO. Will deliver conditioner. U0. Heater, U0- Maple Cashiering experience helpful. Stan lljot so ft. Tailgate loading, Very goad cond., 7174041. porary multi-colored, SU. Head' bad Iremel, IIS. Boys clothing. 13 FURNISHING ON A LOW Arm * log tippers cy, 1105 por week. Motel, 190 por private parking A/C, heal, board I footboard, white with f 115 Fat reimbursed COMMERCIALS BUDGET? - Chock the USED •41-M31 weak Light housekeeping. Dolly mS2t4 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY COIN OPERATED GAMES sprlnkktred. Public trantporta- DOUBLE — Bathroom vanity with spindles, 111 747-44J4, FURNITURE CENTER OF RED rates available. Call 4114714 or blue designer sink, S7S. White bath- TIRES — Four Good year 10 Thomas 747-1494 Shrewsbury For sale. In the Monmouth County BANK. Fine furniture for lets 197 WOMEN'S CLOTHES — Sites 14-1*. S44-JI00 MAYTAG WASHER — SI00. area Excellent Income producer, nearly now. Winter coals, dresses, room sink, SU Call 4«-ttm Polyolasi. L7VIS. blackwall. never TWO SECRETAR Shrewsbury Avt Portebkt dlskwasher, SIX waste used. 140 each. Call Ift-im. YS/ADMINISTRATIVC AS great for Individuals Interested In a slacks, blouses Reasonable EASY RIDER MINI BIKE — All King, Ilka new dlsnwesher for cabi- full or part-time ell cath business GARAGE SALE — First Unitarian 741 1415. 1M Commercial 747-1100 net. 1300 Whirlpool drvtr. 113! SISTANCE — Insurance office open Church, 1475 Watt Front St.. Lln- new pant. Asking SI7S. Call M3 SOU TV - Black 1 wnlts portaMe RCA, Ing Rumson area Doc f 19M Must For detain call person to parson, ask for Ted. l7l-*372 !•'• screen. Ex. reception. Asking collect Mr Hall, tO9-9aa-9HD. croft Thurt..Oct 33,10am.-30.m.; Rentals 115 717-1107. have good tvplm. stem and or die Frl.. Oct. 14, 10-11, Frl. 11 Bag Day. 72 Garaet Salts FISH TANKS — 2. !i gallon MEDICAL MICROSCOPE — taphone skills Knowledge of Insur DISTRIBUTORS WANTED matching with complete accessories Spencer Monocular, 1 objectives, WOOD STOVE - US 4' table lamp. anco helpful. Salary open. Call days S1S.0OO OPPORTUNITY G.E. WASHER — II Ib haavv duty, Yard Salts end ttandt. • mo. old. StOQ each. Call includes oil Immersion, mechanical UO Drop leaf kitchen table. 130 Call 111-344-4444 Mr. Don Lydlck. eve- To distribute KODAK film and three years old. stage, carrying raw, 1300 747-1571 5*4-1170 nlngt alia. 7 p.m. 741 9543 Mr Ot related product!. No experience Both lor MOO C 3a-sm borm. naedgd- No telling. We lupplv APARTMENT SALE — Oct. 14-1). storat. accounts and training.- In- HAMMOND a BALDWIN Furniture I miscellaneous 17] Seelev Ave,. Keantburg. A BRAND NEW TYPIST — Madlcal Irantcrlptlon vestment required 19975. Covered PIANO AND ORGAN Busy doctor'! office, full or part CENTER ENTIRE CONTENTS — Of tw» S 00 time 741-JeOJ. I-WO-177-919I, Eat. )7t. bedroom apartment for sale. Call. I OFFICE BUILDING EARN EXTEA MONEY — Homo Dlvillon of Altenberg may havg It. M9-J98T TYPIST Plane Homo Good tkllll. torn* itano helpful. To mall order business Will help with GARAGE SALE — Moving, S«« Qull at Shfwibury, m n«w, om •tory 13 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 advertising, printing merchandise Did you know furniture, household articles, man's and mailing lists Alto flea market Wt Are N.J.'s large clothing. Sun. through Sun. 1 Prof«»»ion»l BulWIng, offering • n*w M«« *ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY merchandlte available WrltO 30 Thomal 747-M94 UOTWtbyT Largest and Oldest Georgetown Lane. Hailel, 10-5. PRPDRI. Box 171, Kavport N.J.. 'Condominium" offices - you can buy or FOR SALE PRICE UP TO '200*° TYPUT onij Piano Dealer OCT. IS 34 Good tkllti. Bavfhora arts. Start Maton and Hamlln, Klmball. M Apple Orchard Dr ront. Only 3.300 »q. ft. loft. Wo will dlvldo. Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded items NURSERY SCHOOL — For sale. Sohmer, Baldwin, Kawal. Knabe, Tlnton Fall! Suites custom dofttgnod to suit your roqulro- •A^E EMPLOVMfMT AOtHCY Slate certified. Write Box F-119, The Evorott. Currier. Herdman and Quipkly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- Dally Register. Shrewsbury. N.J . Player planot. TWO-FAMILY YARD SALE — 1 montt. umns now under a separate distinctive heading M ThomM 747-uu Shtwmmrv 07701 LARGE DISPLAY OF Fountain An.. Matawan (bvhlnd UNLIMITED INCOME WTBH; Franklin Slat* Mnk). Sat., Oct Items originating Irom your household may be sold SUNROOF INSTALLATION BUSI GRAND PIANOS 25th. A pr*9tiQlou$ location • 20 Whtto Road. TIAL - RtUH MlM and wtWttWM NESS - Asking I10JXO. Great Shrewsbury (150' off of Highway 35) lor up to $200 00 (formerly $100 00) per article man—m«A. Call M4-1MB. potential. IMOO down, owner tlnanc 100 MAIN STREET Price lor each item must be mentioned. Ing available CAMERON. ASBURY PARK. N.J. 0711 7* Auction Salts WANTED - imtructunjl •«•• 7759100 Pleato apply Richard Fmalton. MURPHY i HOWLETT, REAL ES Call today TATE 5M-9U0 Ooen dally 9 to 9, Sat. til 5 Principal. «td ».nk Prtmanr AUCTION — Oct. JJth. 9 am. Estate School, m RlMr St., Rod ft*. N.J. IBM TYPEWRITERS removed from Ocoon Grow to HI on»i. No phono callt PMMt.. Btjui U Monty To Loan RENTAL $2O-$26 per mo. Main. Fermlnodele. Somo Oriental Sea Gull Ltd. Builders - 747-7798 Opporlunltv/Afflrmatlvt Action Rant with option to buy 171-0117 carootl to bsrttom. Soe odhore, Oct or Call 542-1700 Emolovar. 33cd Col Jim Moore. tJUMB FIRST AND SECOND - Mortgage MOVING — Dinette, one-year old. butcher block and chrome with tlx MATAWAN ROTARY CLUB - Will No discount il cancelled before expiration. WAITRESS/WAITSR — l»( loam, For any worth while reason. Becht Realtors 842-3933 Loans startinttartlng. aat 11%. Interetl If chalrt. Alto sofa, chair and cocktail hold a UH martial. Oct. la. t a m No changes in copy only. 5 days par woo*. Apply In table, mattress and BOX spring. Rea- Matawan Dinar, Rt. 14. cwallflod' . For tatfatt approval call loll Rain data Now, 1. For information tree: NM9I-OK9 sonable, Call 495-3S59 l 341311 131 H ousts For $.|« 131 House* For Sal* 131 Houses For Salt SPECIAL SHREWSBURY. H J MONDAY OCTOBER 20,1980 "The Dtj^ly Register 19 ,00 NOTICES 111 ManmouUi Baack 24EMM1ITH CARROLL AGENCY IMC LI"LE SILVER SHREWSBURY RUMSON fAI« HAVEN AREA - H,JI Estate Marketing and Jaiot AREA - Call or tana far our tambar 10, >W0 and tha MTVI •»•> _ JTM COUMTT Call Of land for aur Country Llv 210 Lost 4 Found IMPO0.TAMT NOTICE TO VOtEM Mcigei Carol M Ii Harvard ltd Country Llvlnaj- bracftwa. pics. ing" brochure Wei. daecripiwna. MitM or Mcsna and final raadlrte Olian. Charlvt L ratSHernton **• Oatcriptkmi. pricaa ex euiutlve aftor a Public rwaring at a raeuiar Title tt 33 30-9* of the Election La* provides thai names of me voter CENTRAL AIR prkea en eaclualve llatlngi AP- LOST — Lars* block mult cat S filled otiow vnaM be removed from the permanent reaistratian tuet Tl RebotKdm. Ritrwd E i U Lake Ava i oMrowni J-/i MtM f«rm*i dining llttlngt APPLEBROOK AGENCY PLEBROOK AGENCY Realtor 112 ineut. wtiiu h«irt on cftMi. Rumson m««tins ol th« Bo*ra of Com 1 Superintendent of Elections hat been notified tnet such perion*. *< Staple Nanc* 8 114 Princeton Rd. room. J eamaroorn. utility room Ave ef Two Blvart. Rumaan. I'M U3-JIII miuiorws of tnt B«>rouBh of Mo«v DISTRICT #4 mouth BtMcn on Octobar 14. t*M DECEASED- ADDRESS UNKNOWN or IMPROPERLY REGISTERED tuM Of v Mltmtnl 3- car Btrnt Ml •43 not Ann net son listed below hat the rigrit to eoorer ana make apcHic altar brfon Bitcnenan. Catnenna A •2 F.r»l St nttt. mint condition ER ISO KEV.ARO - For BIO m, AM ORDINANCE TO RECU LIFE lEOINl AT U RUMSOM AREA charcoal cat with white rrtlrfclr, an, judge of the Sueenor Court of New jerwv County ol Monmoulh i Buchanan, John L •3 Firtt St MELMED REALTY. Bfcr , 47^t4t LATE THE BORROWING OF LI election OMI bv dialing 431 7714 Failure lo comotv will cause the re«i Golden Donald K - 2t Sthwenfcer Pt. Magnificent l.adltlenel celenlei Loat Shrewsbury or Little SIM BRAfiY BOOKS FROM THE MON from the time you enter the living arae Might neve collar a. lag: traiion to be removed to the inecuw Mr end a ntw registrelton will be M*u« Karen 1 '0 Park Rd. CONGRATULATE YOURSEL*. MOUTH BEACH LIBRARY. necisMrv to vote in future etectiont DISTRICT »l in front of tha peanut stone MreWeci. room aim full .all brick tlreoiece. MFM GROUP REALTORS MMMH Bonnta O Maor parouet lloori II celling! end ue to ABBRDlCh TOwTNfNIP Meek. Robert j » Willow St or one of the eanarout sited three JO RldM R*J . Rumwn UJ-t ftorouah Clarl Miller. Janet •34 Riv«r Rd Mrdroomi Located of* Navetink tne balcony aver la the four A "Matt For Yoyr Monar" Aa*n LOST — Gray and wtilla Par»lai NAME ADQRIOR UO OP RlttllTRATIOM ft.var Rd in MiOdielown Asking badroemt Clatelc charm yet ree- cat on* floppy aar Chlldratvi o*x OCIM u DISTRICT #1 Morgan Nedie M 144 Kemp Ave IMJM toneuey prkad Only sacggo RUMSON AREA — Coll or wnd for Pi—%* ceil If found. B42-4SM ArtgelCMKHJlOt, DlrtO 1KB Melawen Awe Smith. LOura A U DeMormandia Ave Sterling Thompwi Sterllne "HOMES FOR ALL SEASOMS Pk Loxlngton Awa , Fair Havvn Ano*IODOulOt VaSlliOt U0B Maiewan A«e . Wesiee Robert M Gilleipt* Av* tin •rectwr»-MoruTMMW County Benav. Chariet F 44J Garden PI , DIITRICT #e I. M*OC 747 1400 LOST — Sun. Vicinity of Midland Cnchtow David • ' 10 Allen SI 147-Mai FOUR SEASONS REALTY Glau and Cllffwood Av* MaM ddS, Baron janft IMG Ken Gdnt , •1 E Rlu«r R« Ri Burnt Bertie A me Maiawen Ave. Muckey Jon C 2* Parker Ave LITTLE SILVER - OK. tin ma Bim Tick hound, black and whit* Otea*. John NrM It Colonial Cl COZY RANCH Mi.iO tcolt. raward SStti 222 Eaton town Burnt. Michael J 1MB Metewen Avg . j spacious bedrooms, u meslai land. UU of land Thla camtarUM. Wtt«n conatosr.ne Byvlnfl or Fgrrgfl, Mary A 13JG Ken Gdns . Strauer. Catherine E 35 Mendfickum Pi inree bedreom ranch, with flra- C*n • mtflHw o( Tlw wrdroom 11' MmaroOffl. ulllllv LOST — Hlmaiavan malt PUBLIC IALI OF PROPHtTY rorrgu, Mattnew w 1120 Ken Gdnt . NA1LIT TOWNSHIP room, garage, aluminum tiding placa. two-car garage and full baee- Moivnowtti County Notice it hereby given that on Foiev, Debora A je*A Maiawan Ave. HAMI ADDRESS OF RB9ISTRATIOM mafit. tit* on a lot that iwat goat and brown, blut »m Vtctnltv of __ ERA UELMED REALTY, Bkr Mult.pt* Llitlna Scrvlc* Mln Miaaittown Rd . naar •«! October 23 i*K> at I 00 R.m at tl Foi*. John MSA Matawan Ave . DISTRICT #1 •71 S4» goal ottarea al WW El Borough Council Chambers. . Koumnemt. Suun A S2B Ken Gdnt . Beckovtk* MervE M Perk Ave ARMSTRONG AOENCY. Raatlor uabt Reward Amwort lo Chartlt Broad Street Eetontown. New Jer 132 Condominium 1 Call V44-UM or *44-ni« Meriolit. ConstantlnM T 199 Ken Gdns . Bartouak. Mildred Hwy *H. I B«vtnore Mobile M. 11 ul # uv the Borough Council of tntMarions. Touia 11* Ken Gdnt. RDI, Ktvpon COZY RANCH JSi"™* **•' " **"*' Borough of Eetontown will set! al i tMdoui bedrooms. t( maatar Matar. Carolyn 11SF Ken Gdnt . Burnt Sheile C e Brown Ave Town Housot 211 SpoclalNoUcM public auction Borough proeertv Matar Paul J 11SF Ktn Gdnt. Cortentino. JoenM •0 First SI Bedroom, ir gemeroom, utility needed for public UM end known a room, oarage, aluminum tiding LITTLE SILVER — Nievet, JuOv 1MB Ktn Gar., CorMntino. Vincent J Jr •0 Firtt SI FIND A BETTER WAY! — FarBlock i. Lot * on the tat map and SiMaltercr Frank 125 Edgavtew Rd . De France. Sandra 51 Third SI ERA MELMEO REALTY, Bki Lusury living an the Itiia.agui MIDDLETOWN - Chorry Trm VII- Block 5. Let I on the ta> mae 47V Sett. Rlvar 4 year olaLcuelam Vlrglne marrlMM. dating or triondftnle Sthlettcrer. Helen M J21 Edgevitw Rd . Jtlemewtki. Gary 214 Fourlh Si ••MN TM-bMrosm. \Vt b«th. by Wrlta to AntlMtlon Dating Sar CONDITIONS Ol" 1ALI Waihtr Ann M ii if Kan Gdnt. Ranch Double living room with fire owno/ in.WO Call U*un M,I, Krupowtci. Mary A %i Seventh St ELBE RON — 4 J bMroomi. 2 baths place, dining room, large eat-In P O Boa M*. Island Haiehti. N J i SeM lots than be told i Wilhamt. William D Jr M Ken Gdnt . Law. Jen A * Central Avt T rte-nned ilrttt Gat hot watei Kitchen laundry. 1 full batht 4 large *7. nv •*•* M7J1 2KMNU All mi accap ratelv and the tale than be to the Wrtghl. Patncil M*A Ken Gdnt, Mint Sltven H 12 Holly Avt DiMboard heat Law um Nawbedroomi Well to-well carpeting PRICED BELOW MARKET highest Didder DISTRICT #1 Mortarty. Francet E 14 Second Si i Tha minimum bM which « Bemmy DentstS roof, freshly decorated Fenced-in Ihrouonoul. Kreened porch, t-car VM, thli Towar HID Condo Ii prlcttf MRS. SYLVIA 20 Stevenson Ave.. DISTRICT #1 ,»rd walk to beech Ml.900 •araga Pello deck. 10>40 In-ground for • quick Mt«. Immofdlato at De accepted it at follows Bellamy John L Chritlenten Kurl * Bedlc Rd m 4337 or m-W) HANDWRITING ANALYST For Lot • Block 5 —14. W0 00 Crawford Robfrl W K Sltvtnton Avt . pool, cabana, I acre-. Principal! CUMOCVI Only |*V*W Call totUv Character Reader 412 Angel SI . Covle. Marilyn H i Copper Lent only HSJ.OOO Call 741-4714 ar WALKER 1 WALKER. T41-SIU For Lot • Block i -~ M.JO0.Q0 Oi Giovanni. EiltSa A Covle. Philip 1 Copper Lent FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY Advlaor on All Problem! of Life i The bidder then deposit iff1 Di Giovanni. Frank J 314 Manwell St.. Tarot Card! a H» Maxwell St.. Di Tomet. Louit 41 Crete St REALTORS RIVERFRONT TOWNHOUSES — of the bid In cesn or certified chec Kearnt Jacaueiine Growrey, James *23 Holmdei Rd } woodland Dr — Middletown— Horotcope Reading! at the time of submitting the bid Kearrt, Jonn W yn Maiawan Ave . With «!•« of ttM Navwink. Two or For appointment call w Meiawan Ave . Ka Piklau Ttrtsa tl Fairvtew Lane 471-9494 MIDDLETOWN - Baautlful SI thrai fcadroom unlit with V-t bath., 4 Tha successful bidder tha McKinnev. John Laurie. Willam J U Knoll Terr Pamera Florence Mae 2** Countv Rd. GIVE HER A DREAM taval. caoar ahakst. 3 bodraomi. \Vt daw, aara—. From usaoo 7414314 542-9500 retpontlbie tor any brokerage com Ul Grove St . MtCabe John f- 404 Hoimdel Rd PO Re* 7), Hail bathi. family roam with flraplaca mlulons Swan. DougiatC Plenty ef room lo have hobby, aludv SHADOW LAKE RESALES DISTRICT #1 4*7 Angel Si Oltn Den.MM 04 Bethany Rd or oeveleae new Inlerait. s pool, fully decorated, larga yard I. Title to be conveyed bv the Partick. Henry P 14 Chetlnul Dr in.000 By owner 7|7 bedroom, den, ttudv. formal clear the defect., purchaser DISTRICT #1 dining room, full betemertt. mat* unit,I 157.000 10 J10O.0OO either purchase the • Kitting title a Writte. Patricia A 00a Lorraine Dr.. Wt nava rantalft. tool TUTORING -Oreoei 4-II, In hum DIITRICT #4 Boncada. Deborah 1 10 Clark SI Call Realtor or office New Jeriey Canine* it apoeen In the search or Oetien Bonceda. VirgiJ A 10 Clark Si VAN HORN AGENCY. 747-4100 the contract null and void and ba Abtr, In tnt 0 . W ShMyiawn Way HALF ACRE t- Evn.: MlMlvn LIMv, WI-0H3 Teacnera, MA oegrae Call sal-ecrf Adam.. Marilyn A. Broom?. William 140Liberiv PI after 4 p.m. entitled to a return of hit deposit HO South Contourse i nedroorm, If maatar bedroom. 3 or Larry Schilling. M3-SS7* Adam,. Robert W •00 Soottn Concourse GCJJIID Georgearvn 4 Bank Ave ~ '—' full bams, formal dining room, II 1 The tuccesiful bidder shi Martin. Catherine > Ave B BERG close title within thirty (10) da< Bniiin Sarah R •71 Shadylawn wav < den, IV family room, utility roon.. STO CONDO MART INC Bntlin. Thomat J Jr Moccio. Jean » Raymond Ct basement, leaf saraea Anxloui! after the ec c eptance of the bid •21 Shed*iawn Wav Snore Hornet. Condo Seeclallit Burnt. Robert P 12> Seawood Or . Moccio. Ralph C 4 Raymond Cl , ERA MELMED REALTY, llu Saa Bright. N J 1434004 I The successful bidder thai Moccio. Ronald 4 Raymond Cl QUALIFIED VA/FHA comply In all respects with the Lend Feltovich. Diene R 2)1 Orchard St.. tnUK BUYERS WELCOME Laengle, Anna M 100 Stawood Dr , Petrat, Margaret M i* woodv Terr UM Ordinance end all other Laengle. Francii M Peirat, Salvitora J. if Woody Terr. HAVE BUVEHSNEED LISTINGS 3-bodroom Colonial with additional 133 I ncom* Property pllcable ordinances of the Boroogi 100 Seawood Dr . lining room and 14 x 13 kluhen New 237 Monmouth Bgach in the use of the land. Lynch. Suite Ill Orchard St. ' Raltigan, Mary S 3 Avenue B Call tha Karr Aeancv. Inc. aluminum tiding. ! lone heating Mewai. Geraldine Scnelore. Jean 4 Bank Ave 614 Rlvar Rd.. Fair Havan. 7414477 NOTICE • The successful bidder tha SS7 North Concourst F.H.A. Appralaad for 141.400 Call HIGHLANDS — Income proaenv tike the land tubject to any a Mff.tei Lawrence 157 North Concourst Wetkint.Merl. M Franklin Avt Realtor, U4-ax» Notice It hereby given thai the Schati BeverlyK Watklnt. Paintla N Franklin Ave HAZLET — 3 Bedroom Ranch on Two bedroom ranch nowae olui three lollowlng entitled Ordinance wat In- attetimenls that may ba In en v Woodland Dr , fencad cornar lot with apecloul llv enUI unlta 440,000 mwi istanca Schett. FrincitX «i Woodland Dr . watktnt. Roger M Frenklln Ave. troduced at a regular meeting of tha Vaughn, Anthony S young. Jamie S •a Lioarty Pi Ino room, dining room a. kitchen n\am Board of Commlulonart of theOct 13. W 1 Ill Reman St . Can Iron baaeboard oat haat. Low Zambor. Francet E Young Robert K ••liberty PI Borough of Monmoulh Beach on Sap- Zamoor. Wavne R 141 Shedvnook St . P O BOB 74 tana!. Clow to tchoolt and com- BERG INCOME PLUS - Roaming h . 141 Shedvnook St . P O Bot 74 DISTRICT #4 mutar trentportetlon vorv naat at that cart be convened Into 3 apart OISTRICT #1 LatkOWtkl. Hooajrt A 24 W Jack St IS1.000 THE SMOLKO AGENCY, menu, which Ii located vt-Moc* Anderton. Diana Rothtutt. Craig 13 W Richard St MIDDLETOWN — Call or aand for 213 LOIMJ Branch 213 L«A9 Branch Anderton. Jamtt la« County Rd.,' from ocean Owner anilouf. Gordon St. RothtuttCynlhie UW RlchardSt our "Country Living" brocnure, GIG Raaltori UI 2000 HJ-441 And*rion PeggyM Soriano, Georgina S Slonthurst Ttrr nmu. plci. detcrlptlona. price! an ex- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING "AN ONBeniamln. Amy J so Rose St.. HOLMDEL — Cuttom built ranchar Dl NANCE OF THE Cl TV OF LONG BRANCH. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH 13 Barrington Gdnt. DIITRICT #| nettled In tha traaa tor privacy, cllillve Illllngi APPLEBROOK Bonntr, Charlie Banner. Nancy A MBwcknell Dr AGENCY, Realtor!. HO Rt 31, MM- REO BANK - Two badroom nouae, NEW JERSEY. ADOPTING THE STATE UNIFORM CONSTRUCTION Bonntr. Cheryl A 70 County Rd, natura lover'a paradlsa 24«1J llvlne CODE OF I97S AND THE REGULATIONS PROMULGATED THERE 70 County Rd , Catler. Patrick 111 Middle Rd room with flraplaca 4 lundeck Eat dletown, 471 DOC reliable tenant, partial rent auaetdy. Connor, Michael Dougiet. Anthony C 17 Annapolis Or good Investment return, 114,SOD Call UNDER, (A CONSTRUCTION FEE SCHEDULE, A CONSTRUCTION Crupl. Frank A 75 Belalre Cl. In kltchan plut a dining room, dan. BOARD OF APPEALS. AND FINE LIMITS, PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 134 Beialra Ct., Dougiet,Irene E V Anneoollt Or wall-to-wall carpeting. 3 btdroomi. 14? tan davt or Ul •mi evening! 217, LAWS OF NEW JERSEY, 1»7S, AND TITLE ). CHAPTER 23 OF THE Flynn. Linda Egan. KarlJ 2 Lafayette Dr 2 bathi, all In tuparb condition MIDDLETOWN — IBelfordl. four- Wemgault. Barbara J ' bedroom Cape Cod, DeeeVgnd Itreet, NEW JERSEY ADMINISTRATING CODE) EXCEPT AS HEREINAFTER 03 Belalre Cl . Egan. Kathleen 2 Lefavetle Dr lili.ooo Call today. PROVIDED" Mavnard, Dlanne K Egan, Mary Ruth A 1 Lafayette Or CENTURY 11 COZENS. Raaltori iraad lot ISJ.WC Call Ray Paiaaro. 137 Lots e\ Acraagt North. Lucinda M 45 Barrlneion Gdnt Realtor. »l W14 BE IT ORDAINED by the Mevor and Council of the City of Long Branch Eeen, Nancy 3 Lafayette Or "Indaoandantly Ownad" Huh in. Ellen O 33 Aberdeen Rd , Apt 3S4B that "An Ordinance of the City of Long Branch. Counlv of Monmouth, Naw Roche. Eugene 141 Barrlngton Gdni DISTRICT #t B13 Rlvar Rd. Fair Havan NEPTUNE — By owner. Four, I LOTS — Corner of Llnton PI 1 Jartav, adopting the state uniform conitructlon code of 1*75 and the Buller. Dorothy A 47 Fleetwood Or. (Ml) 741-7O4 Roche, Linda 17 Belalre Cl.. bedroom apllt. IVi bathi. den. femllv Main St.. KeanUkirg. til.ooo for all reeulatlont promulgated thereuix»er. (e conttructlon fee tchedule, a con Rogtrt. John E Butler. FrancIne ar Fleetwood Or. room, fireplace, many extrei Frln- •7 Belalre CL, Hawktbv. Ann Maria •J; Pool. Ave HOLMDEL "all THJ*M for Information .(ruction Board of Appeeli. and fire Hmltt, pursuant to Chapter 217, Lewi of Rogert, Kim 100 Delaware Ave., clpall only |74,«» Call »J3 IH7 New Jartav, 1f7S, and Title 5. Chapter 25 of the New Jeriav Administrating Schramm. Robert C Hawktbv, William D •11 PooH Ave EDWARD W. COLLINS AGENCY EAST KEANSBURG — Choice cor Coda) except at hereinafter provldati," It fteretjv amended and sup- 100 Delaware Ave., Lane. John 7 Garden Tr Pk. ABILITY DEPENDABILITY OCEANPORT ner lot. no.rao firm, larim for Smith, Mary E •7 Matawan Terr.. plemented at follow*: wellon. Diana McLaughlm, SttPnen A 4) Dertmeuth Dr RELIABILITY NEW RANCH - la'.eoo more Information 300A Aberdeen Rd . Stitrt. Frederick J 24 Cornell Dr NEW COLONIAL - lile.KJO (D) ELECTRICAL SUBCODE FEES Wilson, Rosaanne M 137 County Rd HOLMOEL -Ilia, 1 37 acre hilltop Section I. Ii Amandad end Supplemented to read ei follow*: Zvtkowski, Barbara J. 1 Maiawan Terr., vaitei, ChrllR. St Garden Tr. Pfc FINANCING AVAILABLE Service Metar aqulpmant and feeder. Wilton. Karen Ul Pooli Ave IRRESISTABLE CARLO CONSTRUCTION lott. non-development, treei Leo E ZvtKowtkl, Bernard A S3 Aberdeen Rd, Apt 114A Ttiree badroom ranchar with loft, Meiia. Raaltor. Me-3400 Not ovar .QOAMPanduptotOouttaH It „ Wunder. Janice A •l F tee tweed Dr. 7I71SOO 33 Aberdeen Rd . Apt lleA DISTRICT #V* outstanding baamad family roam l» to 22S and up to to outlet* , Ill SO DISTRICT #« with flraplaca raited haarth and aOCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wevalde 2H to *W0 and UP to to out tats H7 M 7 Dawn Wav Oennehy. Mary •4 Golden Lone TRAILER SITE — Lakt Adventure Kratike, Loult Friel John J ro Anchor Rd none floor. On a cul-de tec In Mid- Woodi and Long view Village New 423 10 400 v (22.30 Satcone. Antonio 259 Church St, dlatown lop area Ailing II07.XW homei from tt>4.«00 U1-0M9 over 400 US 00 OISTRICT 01 Holly Gill Tr Pk Slarllna Thompeon clubnouM, Planned gc1lvrt.es. Skiing MeterioverS Par Malar 1100 Robtrti, David 590 no yd Rd . Gllla, Marlon D lilGoMenLane a, Attoc. OWNERS HEARTBROKEN ... — To nearby. Call 47M55; RelntPectron or relntroduction of current will ba charged HoH. Henrietta E. 32 Randall Avt leave, Thli charming convened car- Roberti. Elavnt 590 Ltovd Rd., »7.9400 Naaltor accordance with tha Mrvlct mater equipment and feeders Khedute of Robert!. Robert 590 Llovd Rd.. Molly Hill Tr Pfc riage house altuated on over an acre TWO ONE ACRE LOTS — Holmdel feet delineated herelnabove Kopal.Gract 2M Gotden Lent KEAN5BURG — Baaullful of undaserted natural wooded beeu U4M0 each. Schutskv, Walter M. Jr 30 Ayrmoni Lane Special Inspections ordered bv construction official for nan residential Smith, Linda Sue O'Maella. Sadla * Gotden Lant bedroom brick I. elumlnum-ili on a private road In OMe Call 4U-nu establishment* »73.» Se4 Llovd Rd.. DIITRICT #1 houM with 14x33 In-ground pool and ShrewWury tlli.OOO OWNERS OF- DIIT01ICT #• No charge to be less than tiS.OO Brauer. Gail J Btvtr. Joseoh 40 Monterey Dr. cabana. Homa Includei 1 bathi, FER 11 +1% Intoreit rete to wall introduced. October 15. tfW 43 Atlantic Ave., Bayer. Margaret 40 Monterey Dr modarn kltchan with custom cabl- 'led buyen 131 MoblUHomtJ Brauer. Glenn M 45 Atlantic AM., NOTICE Fither. Monroe Hadtaii. Jech Roger 1 Brookilde Ave. nett. Knotty plna recreation room, The Ordinance published herewith wai introduced al a Regular Meet 49 Brookvitw Lane DISTRICT #1 huoe dining room & living room with CENTURY 21 Fisher, Phyllis 4« Brook view Lane GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES Ing of tht City Council of the City of Long Branch In the County of Monmouth Horowlti.Marda Aptrglt. Emmanuei t* Racoon Dr cultom drapai a carpeting Many STILLMAN REALTY New Jersey held on October U. !**K and will be further considered Cor final 5e Bechsttln Or, axtrai. Move-In condition. ua.OOO. -Bethany Rd.. Hailel Adult part Howard. Stella 205 Oakshedes Ave . Aperglt, Joanna A 14 Racoon Dr. Realtors 7414400 Walk la mopping and NY. butpattest after a public hearing thereon at • meeting of tald City Council tc Jontt. Alma Aparglt, OhW it Rocaon Dr THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 7I74II3 be held at the City Council Chambers, Third Floor, S44 Broadway, Long ) Oolan Ave., Each Offlct Independently Ownad Jonet. Beniamln 1 Oolan Ave . , Culltn, John P 2* Corel Dr Branch, New JerMV on Octobar »,1«W at 1:00p.m. Knight. Tanya Cuiien, Kathleen L M Coral Or HimMOBIL.E HOME - I bedroom, Oct. 20 ' 124 *o t Seventh St.. Lte, Janet! E *3 Hlohfteld Ave. iticton. Pemtlt R 10 Parkview Dr the bay. private beach Aiklng 14900 Lee, Veronica itlcton. Robert A. 10 Parkview Dr Cell 0411711. AN ORDINANCE CSTABLItHINO 93 Hlghfreld Avt.. Meyer,. David L. 13 Bethsteln Dr,. Lockle. Jamti O J0 Corel Or TITLES AND fITTINO ftALARlll Shaw, FranklvnW Jr Rivera, Francises » Alotl PI. •H>R CERTAIN BM*>LOV«El OP TMI Tlce. John w SJt south AMentk Ave., Shapiro. Seliet t Oiler St. {Make It Yourself IM C.m.t.rvLots CITY OP LONO BRANCH »1 Lower Main St., POM THI YEAH MM OftTRICT 09 Sullivan. Nona •9 Vllloge Grten Way Dl Benedetto. Margaret Vorhlti. Cathy B3 village Green Wav BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL AS FOLLOWS: Ou Boll. Gregory J 43 Cambrldaa Dr , DISTRICT #W I. Tha following titles and salaries specified are hereby adopted as and 74 Strathmore Odms CEMETERY PLOT — Valut for each and every clan of position tat forth. Gray. Franc It X. Degrltls, Denial J a Sgm's MoMie ct •im, for 11400 or beat after. Can be Hearne, FrancliPG. St Idaho Lane Doonan, Loretta O U Birch Avg. CITY OP LONO ERANCH Htarne. Judith E USCourtland Lane Quilt a Jacket iranaterred. Call Tlr-trU. 1*M tALARY ORDINANCE Garde. Patricia A. Ik Sprue* tl. Henry, Don L ilSCourtlandLane Perry, Barbara A. 22 But ion wood PI UNCLA»IPIID JANUARY 1, l»t, Jamet P Jr. 95 Slrathmort Gdnt, Mavor •».„. 21? Ceshel Or., Perry, Donald L Jr. n tutiaiiwaoH PI 140 RaalEtUtoWantax Lee, Judith J. Tin, Theresa A . i; Monmouth it Councilman 3,900 DISTRICT #11 Jt7 Casual Dr.. Chief Administrative. Officer It,"" DIITRICT #11 Boulot. Marvel P. Keith, Emory • n WlnthropPl ALL CASH CltvOert .1,300 Demko, Martin E. 450 Lloyd Rd , inveitori teek houaet up lo 1100400. Elections Clark IN Letvaie. EHiebethH • California Awe. Demko, Michela 74 Ivy Way Mac Avov. Jamas M Virginia Avt, Quick elating. MELMED REALTY, Secretary to the Ma vor 11.Ii* Fish. Mary Susan 7* Ivy Way 4719410 Secretary to the Chief Administrative OMker tS,S1f Mac Avov, Vtra N Virginia Ave Friend, Cal XHvvhlllOr , Mulraln, John F • Coteriggg Ave City Attorney „ 22.100 Londner, Lesley S. 97 ivy way S»w, tm, saw! Sew mui own Prosecutor/Assistant City Attorney 12,000 McKemle, Brian G. 11 Roland PI HOUSES BOUGHT Meter, Natalia 13 icemeedow Lane Tit, josepn F 11 Roland PI. quilted jacket sew-usily! Building and Development Director 21,000 DISTRICT #11 M ivy way FOR CASH Community Development Director .'. 14.700 OlITRtCT #11 34 HOUR APPRAISAL - CALL FOR Felden, Carole* Ctewji climate controt-choost Finance Director 27,300 Felden. Michael S7 idiebrooe. Lane Brodarlck. Flora O WMunraAve. DETAILS. ACADEMY AGENCY Tan ft1 1 mar . . - . 14.300 Brodertck. Jamas J. 1>l Munro Ave •Imost my fabric you like for this REALTOR, Tie-nn. Healv. Matthew J 57 Idleorook Lane Ton Collector /Search Officer 14.2M Honlg, Ann tJ idoittone Lane Goidtoiett. Roeln D JO Ninth Awe. sporty, hip length |acket. Pattern Health Director 23,300 29 imperil PI , Schmidt,"William III M Pine wood Avg. 706 tissue pattern pieces Small Welfare Director 13,000 29 imptrla Pi., DI1TRIC1 #11 lining Julei Cthaiant, OanteUr. it Betfan Avg. , (bust 34), Medium (bust 36), Municipal Magistrate _ 13,000 Honlg, Peter 29 imperla PI.. Planning Director 1 21.030 USldletorook Lane Cahalane, Lorraine It Beltatt Ava. Llnne. Miranda K Decker. Robert P Jr J Cork Pi Lute (bust 38) State sin Public Safety Olrtcter MJ10 Linna, Paul A. 135 idltbrook Lane Public Workt Director 21.000 107 Van Breckle Rd , Jecobs. PongS. M Kerry Dr Oviltvtkv, Irene O Jacobs. Roy L » Kerry Dr. Retreetlon. Park and Conservation Director 23.000 Piltch. Amy-Jo 4 Ives PI.. • 1S1 Beau* School Crossing Guard (Part-Time) Ml aar hr, Slockton. Barbara E. Latarowltt, Edward r*. 10 Dunden PI 40 idlebf ook Lane Lvnch. DonaME MEnnlsDr $1.75 for each pattern Add 50. Special Police (Part-Time) 1.51 par hr. Stockton. Jamti F. 40 idrebrook Lane ACCMMflM Aide to-Me vor 1I.JH DISTRICT 0 It Lynch. OHM 1. 14 Ennls Dr, each pattern lor first class air- Merthell. Sutan 11 Limerick PI Plumbing Sub-Code inspector Official (Part-Time) 3,404 Ath, Eugene B 50 Jubilee Circle mail and handling Seaa) kt II' BOSTON WHALER — 40 h.p. CITY OP LONO ERANCH Aih. Harriet Surianl, AnnT 12 Erin Pi 50 Jubilee Circle Surlani, Nicholas L 11 Erin PI. Johnaon motor, In water, cell for ItM SALARY ORDINANCE Satdieh, David 400 Hwv 34, Apt it aide 1 Inwectlon 11)00 741-4)70 7/l/M Stfdleh, Stephanie DISTRICT #14 4O0HWV 14, API IIBMaJ Rosenblum. Barbara L. 10 Brlscea Terr. TITLI MINIMUM MAXIMUM Schaffer, Edward S ia* Hwv 14 14' HOBIE — Three-monthi-old. Account Clark »m «7,no Si naffer Violet Rosenblum. Robert 10 Brtscoe Tarr many antrei, 12900 or belt offer IM Hwy, U Winters. Paul A. 11 Crawl Bivd Lain WhNlir Account Clark Typing *,1M 7. •» Sltindal, Vvonnt 25 Woodman PI.. Soi 4 7414074 aval. Administrative ciern Mi; 0,172 VanSlcklt, Keith DISTRICT #11 DISTRICT #11 184 Llovd Rd., Galtterl, MUhaei J. 14' ALPEX — Flberglai boat. 90 he Admlnlttrallve Secretary 1,000 10,000 sm HWV. n NMeUMraft Dipt. 61 Attlttant Chief Housing inspector ifMtt 11,119 Gylmesl. Jacoutline M. 41 Brook tide Mete* la Cl Mercury outboard. 1170. Bom InAtslttent Director of Perfci a, Herreaiior. f.107 Gylmesl. Joseph M 41 Faith Lane MtGreth. Franc it J 71. Richard St. vary good cond Awing (1100. At.lltan! Public Workt Former. tjfl Mortensen. Jerry F 41 Faith Lane DIITRICT #14 741-7747. 40 Fordham Dr.. Rotalo. Frank TlM Dilly Hagliltr Assistant Recreation Center Director 7,110 Mortenten, Judy I. 40 Fordham Dr , MM Florence Avg. 114' MYER1 ALUMINUM BOAT Assistant Supv'r of Sr. Cltliens Activities 7451 Mil Rosalo, Frank C Jr. 2©» Florence Avg. Assistant viotaiioni Clerk (Typing) a,IN r.ns ATLANTIC HIAHLAN.AMDOS ft DIITRICT #17 And trailer, 1790 NAME I Book keep I ne Machine Operator Mil •.014 ADDREM OP RBttltTRATIOM Ernst. Louisa M If Snora Haven Tf.Pk. can mail Building inspector tO.JOO turs DISTRICT #1 Svmonskl. Bruno A, • independents Wgy I 1(1, OM CkahM Sta., KM 30' WELLCRAFT - Center conaola. Chief Housing Inspector 11,000 11.000 Anderson. Carol L 35 Ocean Blvd., Apt 4 NMNLANDt RORO 1171. it) h.g. Mercury, galvanlied Clerk Steno 4,4W 4.115 Coleman, Bryan K. US Pint Ave. HAMR ADORISI Of RRtllTRATMN YenX Rr 10113. Prifit NaBM, trailer, Denfonft compatt, naw bat Clerk Typist e,!M 7.713 Cook. Burr O. 10 Ocean Blvd . Apt »G DISTRICT #1 Utnm, Ca, rattan Numbex tery, many eitraa. In water ready to " i Enforcement Officer i 5*0 114S4 Cook. ElsaL. 10 Ocean Blvd., Apt eG Ben, wililamC 44 Say Ave., ga. fjaoo firm 74i-ltJ>. I1JUI Crawford. Claire O )5 Prospect Rd See the greatest craft show Cost Estimator Property improvement 10,100 Crawford. William H. Comeau. Carl V. 11J TwinLtghttCl , Court Cler* «,40t I1.7M 55 Prospect Rd Crane. Deborah A It Navetink Avg. net! NEW 1981 NEEOUCRAFT tr CATAL INA — In water, J t«l<>, Deputy Municipal Court Clerk t,H0 a.Mt Dalesslo. Catherine Si 93 First Ave . Am 4 Crawtev. Etta 44 itv Ave. • h.p. engine, heed, galley, radio, Demptev, Dorian L. 50 Ocean Blvd CAIALOG-onr 172 designs. 3 " utv Reglilrer of Vital Statistic i Mot t.nt Oodds, William ft 1 Navetink Avt, trailer. *7l-l»t or «• l»? Dortev. Ralph D 117 First Ave. . Evans. Pamela S M Navetink Avg.. AM. 1 706 free patterns inside $100 Dratttman | 10,900 MMi Cerrabrant, Joyce E. 152 Ocean Blvd 13' AOUASPORT — 13) tip. JotHV • Foremen (Street*, 10.747 11JJH Gatkln, Robin L. 10 E Washington Avt . Rm 4 Hartsgrovt. Dental P 111 NaveslfiB. Avt. ton. Overhauled H7» Gleu bottom General Sanitation Foreman il.SM Gltkln. William 10 E. WasMnatan Ave.. As*. 4 HeroM, OeraMlne M 44 Bay Av* . AM | •action, bulttln dive atattgnn, depth Heeith Aloe 7JO» Gordo, Arnold F IS Third Ave Jailrab, Patricia A 44 Bay Ava. AM. S recorder IPapar) 13790 a714M1 • Heavy Equipment Operator 10,000 Heuser. Victor F Kaufman. Jame* 4} Center It . Aat 1 • Heavy Equipment Operator (Sanitation) Mil 11 E Washmaton Ave . Aet. l Kurdet. Lewrencej. 11 Shrewsbury Ave m Havlland. David 79 First Avt . Front Aat. II- TROJAN CABIN CRUISER — In Housing inspector.... 11,1*4 Jontt. Pamela F Learsch. Rotort F tt TwmUgM Terr.. Apt. H-J 1 water New top, plywood hull. Atk • Laborer M7» U.077 125 First Ave . Aa*. 7 Lechter.GerawJ. Hillttde Ct„ AM. I2C 11,714 Lawson. Linda 125 Flnt Ave., Apt | Ing MJ0. 344-4334 anytime Laborer (Heavy) M01 Martin. Anna Lechler. Lllllen M. MHiiujtCI , Aat IK Junior Library Assistant 4,010 \*Mi 10 Ocean Blvd. Apt 9B Mane bach. JamesA NO Portlend RO,. AM. AM Printed Pattern »' KETCH — Decron lain, 19 h.p., tXli Monleon, Julia P. 14 Highland PI Junior Library Assistant (Pert Time) Null. Eric Me Garvev. Oenls 200 Portland Rd.. AM- «-A Unlveraal gal engine, good cond.. Junior Librarian \ M4T ii.rai 15 Eelvldere Rd 13900. Call »1.MB3 OOencheln. Cindy L 230 Ocean Blvd Me Garvev. Kathleen NO Portland Rd.. AM • A Library Director 7,« Roulette. Robert E Newborn. jovctM w Bay Ave. Loen Advisor • Property improvement HJJU LSI oar fir Tl Bevtldo Dr S. Pee* St. Schumachtr, Joseph J 140 Ocean Elvd O'Keett. Dennis • FLAGSHIP MARINE Mason •,*44 10.1(7 Sergeant. Donald G Ostrov. Wavne 42 Ml Ii. lit Ave POWER Mechanic Foreman ..* lLefe 11,41! We me I. Marlon 11 t Wethinetor. Ave Palm, Mary Lay n Navesink Ava L, flT^i Bavllnar. Boatan Whaler Mechanic's Helper *M7 144B) DISTRICT #1 50 Ocean Blvd Park, Christine T 12* Twin l.lent Terr., AM. l-f Perking vioiaitons Officer 4,«1 4,544 Brady. Terete Peterson. Ronald A Hillside Cl, AM-B-1| SAIL Planning Draftsmen l-MeO 11,740 Brown. Charles A M Klna James Lane Reed. Barbara A. 100 Portland Rd.. AM. Al Phantom. Later, Howe. Herpoon Polka Records Clerk 7.f*» »^4 Catperton. Mary Jane MKing James Lane Remington, Harry 39 Miller St, O'Oey. Buccaneer Principal Planner u.JOO Des Blent. Lorraine i9Memorlel Pkwy Richer. Raymond C. 44 Bay Avg., AM. 4 Erlcion, Slllleno Prlnclpel Personnel Clerk l,M0 Francesconl. Tamers A 9 Many Mind Avt. Rochon. KathrvnA 200 Portland Program Coordinator Lead Or ant Program 11,000 14,150 never. Joseph C 9 Capri AMI Ryan. Rot* 1«7 Highland Avt. Johnaon AAA tervke Public Work! Foremen " *** M, n* Hogtn, Linda A 9 Capri APU Savltt, Deborah »* »o Portland Rd . AM. A n Sew it one day, wrap into it Summer and winter atorgga Public Workt investigator , 1147* Jensen, Bente 19 Ceorl Aptt.. East Ave Complete Canvat Shop 14 Broo*side Terr. Schu.1i. Nora IS Miller St. and walk out the not! That's Purchasing Control Clark •,•4* jimenei, Esteban Serlaridei, Jean M0 Portland Rd., AM. Rt4 Records Finance Clark 7.711 Jlmtnli, Nancy M Brook tide Terr Servlente, TOfty n TwlnllgM Ttrr. how EASY this smart dress is-no Flnt Ave.. Atlantic Highland! Recreation Center Director 10,71. Kehoe. Gertrude W M Broo*slot Tarr K East Ave.. CeerlApts inafer. RavmaneUr 200 Portlend Rd . Aai 22 B waist seam, no hidden details to 291-5600 Sanitation Driver _ •-4*4 Kehoe. LeoJ. Sullivan, MarvtouO 145 Portland Rd Sanitation Driver (Part-Time) 175 per hr. Mannlii, Edward A 10 Capri Apts •Waters. Randv I Shrewebur v Ave., AM- 2 worry about. Fight inflation, saw! Sanftatlon Foreman ."iiifj ii,m North, Gary S. 17 Brook,ide Tarr. •VtMf. George V. lit Have tin* Avg. LENTZE MARINA — For Rarlun 49 Memorial Ptwy. Printed Pattern 9321 Misses Bay boating, livotil berthing tervka Sanitation Inspector 1IJM0 14,4OJ Nuoenl. Joan M webb. Janice I. |}1 Naveslnk Avt. Sanitation Worker i.m • MO DISTRICT #1 47 Capri Apts Sizes 8, 10. 12, 14, 16,18. 20. for power and tall boeti. 19 to »' DISTRICT #1 Uaad beel aalei IWlna Sanitation Worker (Part-Time) 1,57 per hr. Sinclair, Cynthia S •Xdamt. Julie A. 30> Bav Avg. Sue 12 (bust 34) takes 3* yards Secretary to Planning Board and Zoning Boerd Sllrnwelss, Edward 4 Erooksidt Terr. Brecto. Eugene 2H Bav Ava. LONG BOAT TRAILER - Far 17' I me, 2400 Table. Conna 14 Brook tide Terr. 45-inch fabric Irutchrev, Dewele* E M Fourth St. boat and under. M00 Call evanlnat I.S00 Todd. Herbert M. 23 Brook tide Tarr. Oateo, Frank IS Seedrift Ave Account Clerk (Typing) IU0 UrOU Wentt. Arltne C, 51 Memorial Pvwav. Daleo. Gloria C. M Stadrlft Ave.. AM. 1 Senior Building inspector 11,405 14. MH Williams. Anthony 41 Capri Aats. mtm.MARINE ELECTRONICS — For Deleo. Suienne 41 valley Avg.. Rear > Senior Building Maintenance Worker to.MO U.ffl Wiiliamt. Waller E. 104 Central Ave. Oautt. Frederim W •A Roger. Si. the lateil In Si-Tan recorderi. VHF Senior Clerk Typlil e,S7J 1.311 DISTRICT #1 104 Central Avt. Sana $1.75 tar a edlot. direction flnderi or Largn, Senior Library Asslltant 4.JO0 •,7t1 Botiev. Jamet N.. Jr. Davit. Ronald F. Ill Valley Ave your bait buy It Gemmel. Josephine L, Houtton. Svlvla O it Miller St A*J MX for Mch aatbn Senior Librarian (Children) %M$ 10-440 WEevAve John ton. Kenntin C at Frfth SI. BOAT MOUSE Senior Matntongnca Repairer t.m n.m Logan. Elsie 111 W Highland Aw tint clan airmail, 111 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright Mann, Gregory E. Johnson, Pamela 21A Muddy Ave Senior Peru Maintenance Worker f,tN IMW 17 South Ave. Kovlc, Oorta Milter St M4M1 Senior Sanitary inspector U.04J ts.ao Merotta. Constance J. 107 Bav Ave San. tat Open Tuet. through tun. Medlar. Robert L Light, Alice M. 1*1 Bay Avt Senior Maintenance Repairer (Foremen) * — 11,915 44 Bev Ave Light. Thomat E. Sr 247 Bey Avg. Senior Tai Cterk.... 4.JJ5 7.9M Williams, Paul A. 21 Leonard Ave DISTRICT #4 Martinet. Sandra 374 lav Ava. Superintondent of Perks * Puollc Property 10,450 ii.m 29 Bay Ave. MAIM. Themai K 44 Fourth St Sails Aweigh Supervisor of Account. •,*») 11,75} Certon. Edward J Dubust. Robert F. Pitt man, Catherine M. 222 Navesta* Ava. Naw Jtruv's only Supervising Cost Estimator Property tmpVmt 11.100 14475 17 Hooper Ave Ram. Etiieoelh A • Fourth St MARIAN MARTIN Supervising Library Atilitsnt 7.100 f.GOO Kaputhv. Thomts P HUNTER D«al*r Klmmtl. Edward R., Jr. » E WashtnaienAve Relit. JosepftO. Sr • Fourth St. Supervisor of Sr. Cttlttm Activities Mil 11.014 10 Summit Ave. Sailboat Specialists Soparvttor Transportation t Vehicle Mainl 7J7S •.230 Ruaeck. Eawerdj Sanderson, Marlon 2» Navesink Ave. Seroent, Donald A, Jr M Seventh Ave Sherry. Joseph 12 Second SI Pittari Daet. 420 75 pfB-ownexl, naw ilMhem Operator god Wocopttontot t.HO 7.7U 51 Ateury Ave. Traffic Maintenance Worker I.1U Thornton. Jmepn H Skinner. Wetltv L m t* C Beroarte Ave boats on display Wallece. varena 14 Slith Avt Slanburv, jo-Ann 12 Vallev Ava. . Truck Driver Heevy MM 11,191 41 E. Mount Ava. Tto Daly ttofttttar 902 Mantoioklng Rd. Zoiiaro. Vlralnla P. St anbury, William J ft) VBllevAve..AM U - Parking Meter Repairman fjfi 11,411 49 f- Mount Ave Trkebtnecli, Herrlet 1 waeawi Ave, Brick Town veterans Service Officer (Part-Time) 1409 4 Hooper Ava. Wkkham, William I- 41 vaitev Avg. 'Wettorn Cleric Typing (Acting) 4,100 i.m PAIR HAVEN woodt. Edna SI Fiftn SI. Covered under Blue Collar union Contract HAMi ADDP.BU OP REGISTRATION (201) The salary renew herein described represent* a minimum and me*- worth, Michael M Volktv Ave. DISTRICT #1 MITRICT #1 ImCm selary for m« title designation. It It the Intent of the ordinance to limit 11 Brook Terr. 477-3252 the maximum salary for all tlttet and teld satarlei are not to bo Incremen- Abbot, Lyndon T III 4Metth*wtSt 132 Wart IWISL, He. Tat*, »T Bruckmann, Wllllarn A. Ml 11 Brook Terr. Ambler. Dorothy A. 4t Share Or. tal. Drlsotn. JactynO 71 Kemp Ave 1M11. Cmrl MMt, MCaftO, Any portion of any enl*,tlng salary ordinance inconsistent with this Blorten, Renee 1*S Shore Dr., AM. a? Joict, Cynthia •4 Woodtond Dr.. Bodnar. Deloret A 4 Matthews St HP. SHE mi STTU ordinance Is hereby repealed, Mammen, Neal 041 River Rd 154 Racraatlonal Thli ordinance shall take effect immedletely upon its petsee* and lossermen. Glenn H. lot Bavslda Dr. Prices too high? Send now tor Rigaut, John T. 90 Woodland Or fcotatrman. Grace K. 2e4BavSideOr Vahlclas puWKatlon according to law. Sibiev, Barbara Arm tl Euena Vista Ave. introduced: October 11,1*M Bvrd. William H. 105 Shore Dr.. AM B-17 our NEW FALL-WINTER PATTERN Slbley, Clarence C 1* Buena Vlrta Ave 104 Shore Dr.. AM. 110 C*TAlOG-»rw. sew and get bet- HOTICI DISTRICT #t ^uthbertson, GerpWlne E. H71 STARCRAFT POPUP The Ordinance published herewith was Introduced at a Regular Meet Loos. Daniel P .11 Baffin Rd. Doran, Eleanor B 400 Ocean B>vd tar que.it,' Our 100 styles. Free >ougiat. Maureen tOS Shore Or, AM. eV4 CAMPER — 111 in I. at canal., ing of the City Council of the City of Lang Branch In the County el Monmouth I Loos. Dev.dC. it Benin Rd E Pattern, toupen (wort* 1175). eating PJ3B. m Bill, aftgr « e.m New Jersey heid on October if, i*ao and will Da further cenelpsrsi for final' hfetton. Susan 50 Benin Rd orrttl. Wllrnot D 400 Ocean Btvd ctsaagi after a Public hearing thereon art g meeting of uM City Council la Fryrnover, William IM Shore Dr.. AM. C» Sand for Can** $100 Stone. Geoffrey C. 13 Hence Rti MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT be held at the City Council Chemeers, TMrgl Floor. IM Brootfwav. Long Winter. John A. 101 Lewis Lane irocivce, Barbare 4t Shore Or. Branch, r*ew Jersey on October H, i«Mei 1:00 p.m. DISTRICT #1 lAehler. H Richard ilMarleMenor >««><»«>»•« lew re*, e^comeer*. T3M.7. Oct 30 BUM Gibson. Carol A. ti9 Lake Avt Mehonev, Kevin R. at Shore Dr. 141 MontnowtJi Couiitv 20Thc DailyRr»fis»er MONDAY, OCTOBER 20. igeo tV TW wiBIIIIIRMtw TB—ll TMtRiliaaiwl Catjalli 241 Monmouth County Ackerwn. Everett T B> Mormnoude Or Tienvn Lucille A o Wt Church SI amet R Jr 13 Park Avt Mil AnlonucEi. Amrtonv 1311 Hancack St. Twvwev. Michael E Mt Church SI ,a Patricia A JitC vallev Dr Antonucc. Oorolhv im Hancoci SI .AM 11 DISTRICT »4 Lauda ThomnC |i*C vaiity Dr Mewes. Joann tW Snort Or . Apt » Bern*. Leonard N tt Hancock SI . tt HemMMwi Av* Me Coy Auniia S Monmoulh Hillt Moiiov Jonn P lot inm Or , Apt t> Blake. Karen 47 Beacon Blvd . It OUnmarv Avt Monmoutt) Hillt Mornson. Cuftard Can. Frankim J Me Coy. Lttm B 10S Snort Dr . Apt A* Clark. Sus*tn „ t7 Mornmattde Av* . Oilbaia. Kim Sr. 70 IIITII ul A»> lab. E.iiabein . 2IF.r»IA.t POBcultl Morrison Donne Short Or . Apt A-o Crui. Judith Ann <1 Port Minmimh Rd.. I**. Nichoiat 11 Ftrtl Avt . P0 Boa 1*3 Morrison M.rgirti M lOJttwt Or . Apt A4 Fithor. Marvin OoMja 7tB Cheetnut Ava DonolMO. Edward P 14A Hancock SI. Gar. Alethta H n MkteJMean Ave Zak. Stephen 31 FTtt Avt . PO Boa 1*2 Nwiwn. E.tiabtln J d f .ke. Mwirn* BOB Park Ave Muroh. jannHer 1 Center Ave Chandler. Ann P 41 Flth Mewh Dr Ostarm.iier yVevne H l« Snus Harbor Awo fowl, Jenaau M 31 Hardina Rd . Chandler. Grever C Jr 41 Fifth Hawk Or Patrick P*ui P 4 LOCMI SI Serrano. Patricia MVi Hlamand Ave &atju«rd>. Marv to orchard SI. fcerran*. Rerryjtdo MM Hlahland Ava Clark. Nancy L 73 Crawlord Rd Rignev. Stephen 105 Short D» . Apt £11 Oagherdi, Saivatoie «D Orchard St . Oo.lt Roberts Jr 123 Townwnd Dr Rigrtev Wtndt I lOi Snort Dr . Apt £11 Umnen Larr. 4 Portland Rd Sattng, Henry j Jr Gunthar Kim M 114B Port Monmoulh Rd.. Stinnett. Petrkie eiliabttn 4 Portland Rd Honor, Chrtttlan R ltd Pelican Rd 104 Snort Dr , Apt G i Mavnek. Lindan f. 141 Foretl Ave Meaford. Kenneln s Jr ISI Pelican Rd ROM . Dawn Man* X Octon A*t ••STRICT 01 Smith Imogen* M Meynei. Rose Anne 141 Form Ave •eon. Katharine T a Plea SI. Reed Betty J 24 Crawford Rd U Laurol Dr 'Jitnenei. JosepTi I Wllllt PI. Apt 7 11 Malailli South Rood. Douaiat B 34 Crawford Rd Smiih J«mti Pel on ts Lourtl Dr Reed. Paea Michael 24 Crawford Rd Terani.no. V1I0 Ii Ralph SI Uonn Michael 1 Wllllt PI Johnston. William O. uMaietlK South v it nan Aitita Mofttwek, Ooreen M ItA Hancock St Lawrence. John P 1 Coronet Ave Richardson Robert J 75 Tatum Dr Vtcnan Hefca aMOcoan Blvd . Apt LI Mullen. Theresa tO Orchard SI Tumla. Alice It Maleellc Ave Smitnun. Ktmberlv J to Tatum Or •00 Octon Blvd Mundy. Samuel O 14 Morninawde Av* Tumla. Lauit II Maietllc Ave DISTRICT #11 HOi-MDIL TOWHUtlP Mt Cenn. Jamas F 3 Coltaaa PI Halhtwav. CVtorae A DISTRICT «l Ktrckvth. William A 31 winding Brook Wav ADPREU OF RECIITRATION Me Cormick. Marguerite 114 Port Monmouth Rd DuBraakv. Denata E. 11 BtraanCI 13 The vittt DISTRICT #1 Mt Gmiew James E Jr. 14 Wllllt Ava DISTRICT #> OuBreekv. Dorli J II Gordon Cl Cuvenev. Albtrt Bloom. Claire W If Htvward Hint Or Ntppi. Barbara 34A Hancock St Frakev. Wayne A 7 Plymouth Ava. 91 Martin PI •loom, David M I* Hovward Hllli Dr Hanrahan. oaniei J O'Gredv. Jean C Ml TalllsN Ava La Neve. Cermtia ll WaUwaAve Wllkerton. Jemot T 4 FalrvleaDr Oonirumi. Gail A 17 Htvward HUH Or O'Shea. HIM* R 130 Park Ava 17 Carrleat Dr Dootfv Dunn,* *V II Havward Hint Or Malar. KatherMe M central Ava Zeal lor. Wendy Pendergress. William N 10 Hancock SI Mover. Petrlcla G 14 Martin PI O*H«gh«r Raymond B '4 TtloorapriHill Rd Plumy* her. Sandra E IDeWaasaas DISTRICT #H Mend. I to Leonard I. 470 N Botrt SI DISTRICT 01 Bererde. Euaane F. Plummet", Paul 1 Wllllt PI . AM 7 Bakh. Run 4IDOkoUAvt Carroll. Anoala M. IH Eleventh St Miller Evelyn E II Old Manor Rd. Rekvin, Judiiri M »1 Twlliaht Ave Millar MvtwrlC It Manor Rd Blast. Ranald t 57 Paatalc SI Carroll. Maureen Bridget 171 Twelfth St Schiller. Charles O I] Oatrfwid Rd Ryan, Karen Susan It snadvtlde An Etchnar. Meriha> 174 Ocean Ave Carroll. Patrick J 171 Twelfth St Smiin. Jud» () Chattnut Ridot Rd Stioriino. Mergarei St Port Monmouth Rd Grant. Edward V Jr. 41 Ocean Ave Clancy. Beth J 174 Twelfth St DISTRICT ft Si •• •«• rttntd. Sandra Mane IM Port Monmoulh Rd Grant. June D. a ocean Ava. Clencv. Mkhaek • 274 Octenvltw Avo. Carler George F Jr Seeiv, Helen 1 Wlllll PI . AM. 1 Johnton. Helen M H Monmouth Avt Uttlelohn. Mkhaol 374 Octanvlea Ave, 31 TtlO9rapHHIII Rd Simont. EhiabethM 47 AllantK Ava Lake. Barbara A. * 14 Monmouth Pkwv Lull. Patricia J Itl Summit Ave Carter, Reotna f 31 Ttloarapti HIM Rd Sorrenl.no, EUtebeth L 111 Port Monmoulh Rd 191 Clolrmont Ave. Dwbowv Alen 31 Slorwv Brook Rd McCarmlck. Gary S. IB Waahawken Ave Marlnelll. Beverly J. Me vert. Virginia M Sleth Lorraine tCetleaePI McCaaan, Elliaaeth lit Seabraeie Ave ' von Baraon. Eileen M IM Ninth St Holmdol Motor Inn. Apt, 13 Slack. Robert ICottoaa PI 174 Seventh St Nguyen. Van T f Chtrrv Hill Rd Paaton, Arlana 41 Day Ave . Roar DISTRICT # 14 Otl Urn. I ill. Slover. Harold 140 Park Ava Rkhard, Barbara M. H4 Ocean Ave Lolbowiu. Judith F. vaughan, Elaine J 44 Ctnltrvillt Rd Torre.. Edward 11 Wlllll PI Smith. John P. 11 East Pt Monmoulh Rd Lelbowlti. Mlchaal 47 Eatl Rd vausMn. Eft James II Gtltwood Dr Torres. Kathleen M 11 Wllllt PI Ton. Chariot J 47Lehaer.pl Luhrt, Harry B 47 Eatl Rd Vaughan, Jamat J u Galtwood Or Vein. Francis S III 100 Park Ave DISTRICT #1 DISTRICT #SS 19 Frotl Clr Venlro. There** M II Galtwood Dr Wei.n Dolores 11 Hancock SI Seumaardt. Waller W 11 Brlarcllll Lana GulneyCantalnwJ III to Glenmerv Ava Ventro. Thomas V DISTRICT #. Gulnev. Jane T. 01 Glenmarv Ave. Jennmat. Roy 4 Hllltlde SI OIITRICT #1 12 Bnarclit! IIM Anduier, Juan It Beiieua Ct. Kerbt. Edward A SM Nevetlnk River so Mllat, John V 44G*oraeSI Clark. En< A Archoiekas. Christot WFoaAve Mllet. Roaemarv W Bruce Rd an Holmdol Rd DISTRICT 0* Coie Marguerite B A.hlev, Stephen Mark 3IA Plnevlea Ave Cerrela. Mareeret t Martin Ct. Smith. Jamat A. 10 Bruce Rd Oennn Arline J 3 Aulra Or Barren, Doris M « Carr Ave Hohmann. Oonnll M rt Monmoulh Avt Storllno. Ann E. 15 Maadea Wav Kl.berfl. I .nd* 11 wiuntdat Lant Bennett, Valeria 33 Belluu Ct Sterllna. Scott 11 HIIUMaSI. 4 Tlllon PI Klein. John V lit Burllnston Avt Slerllna. Suten Kb Rbt Boehler,MarvC t BtliajteCt Kline. Gloria A. 7 RldllnuH Av* ll Hllltld* si Kit rs bf 4 Tlllon PI Borgas, Maria C. tl Carr Ave Slerllna. William 11 Hilltld* St. Pinto. Bonnie 17 concord Ave DISTRICT #SS Me Dowelt Mary Ann B 3 Wlldntdoo Lana Cepreun. Ernett N 17B Plnevlea Avt DISTRICT #tt 11 HllllMt St Peterson, Arttiur F Cranrlordt Corr.tr Rd . P O Bo. 11 Cecnev, ROM G 113 Raman Av* Oorle, Rote Atklnton. Lorralna C. 1 MenMna St Goaan. Marv wsiM freden.k A 14 Jtnnltar Or Cervone. Danny J . 33 Saelev Ave Botkev. Robert L 13 Hubbard Avt Itl Main SI opowUt, IM 14 Jtnmttr Dr Cervone, Maureen 33 Seelev Ave Goaan, Robert 54 colllni Ave. Conor. Clay II Peat Or. Mallard. Albert L. Sr. Stretaviki. Anne 14 Gtoritan Or Costello. Paler J 17 Plnevlea Aeo. Ennen. Wayne F. 4 Past Dr 54 Colllnt Ava. While, Sherwood W 711 Halmdtl Rd Crane. Christine MA Foi Aye Miller. Antoinette 114 Port Monmouth Rd Vallot, Mklwli L 41 Fotter St Porker. Clifford J DISTRICT #e Crispin, Mae Ellen 10 Colllnt SI , AM m DISTRICT #11 I Broad St Barnerd. Regma M Pltatanl valltv Rd Plane. Anne 17 Campbell Ava. *• Cumlikav, Lorette 41 Center Ave Bllhar, Robert w M Mkhaal Or Plaiia. Vlnctnt (.ajh.it Gertrude R 12 Winding Brook Wav Cunning hem, Dorothy 11 Oak St. Caveneueh. K aihiotn M 45 Carol Rd a Creek rd Concennon. Joseph il i Mam st DISTRICT #» a Creek Rd - Dehlgren, jounn* 43 Cantor Ave. Cavanauah, Mkhaal J. 45 Cerel Rd Cretctnll. Alan R I oni annon Virginia t'E Main SI De Luce la, Cerel M 10 Colllnt SI Marvel. Rtcne*« tl Winding Brook Wa* Friedman, Mary A IS Mtlreta Tarr. HaWelberaer. John C. De i ui < <• Pat J. 10 Colllnt St. Meyer, Ann R 7 Frltk Or Heldelberaer. Mary P lee Harmony Rd Peimio, Phillip u Cardinal Rd Di MUIIO. Mary Ann 114 Comer Ava- 171 Martha Dr. Waterman, Douglas L Mover. Robert 7 Frlek Dr. Hoaan. Peter 3 SIIKnall Dr Dolan. Florence E il Bavvlea Avo Mayer. Robert C. 7 Prltk Dr Lemma. Mlchaal A. Sr. 171 Martha Dr. Waterman. Mary A 3 Slllotll Dr Dolan, Jonn V II Bavvlea Ave 7 Snedvilde PI OIITRICT #1 Pottenon. Maria » Waodt End Rd. Mlnard, John C. 131 Harmony Rd. Downey. Dennis J tl Boechaav Pattenan, Raban P. n Wood! End Rd. Roor lauti, Laurie Candy. Waller 1 ta Mlddlatmn Rd 414 Hormony Rd. Rittenhouie. M Andrea Durnien, John L 11 Cellini SI Ryan. Robert J 13 Molroto Terr Smullen, Alen W l Ladwood Or Estrella. Susan IS BelleitaCt OISTRICT #11 DISTRICT #» II werrsn PI. Suf'ord Donna 4 Slavant Dr Old Colonial Rd.. Boa Sat DISTRICT #• Fosler, Ellen III Canter Ava Gall. TtM P. 17 W. Wilton Clr. Bennett. Petrkla L. He 1 wig. Suiiette Gillo. Antlonelta HI Colllnt SI Glltev. Oarltna 14 O* Pauw Avt Bennett. Robart T •It Laurol Avt Gresso. Dennis S 11 Birch St Gluey, John T 14 De Pauw Ava. Bottlnlck. Marvin t Pelican Rd. Piwnitk Held' T Foi Hunt Rd Gray, Harry f I Fox Ava Bottlnkk, Rote t Pelican Rd. Mauar. Sutan L. 40 Princeton St III Bamm Hollow Rd. Smith. Valeria L 3 Twin Brookl Ct Grool. Harold C Jr 41 Carr Ava, AM 11 Monlavne. Rote » Monroe SI Da Graff. Anna T Walton. Harry A I Palmar Cl. Heckentwrg, Francos 10 Campvlew Avt Da Grew, Georoa J 131 Bamm Holloa Rd. • Palmar Cl. Ralnk*. William ' 31 Andover St 10 Beaten Cl Watson. Marcaila A Hall, Susan IX Bavvlaa Ava. Robatlno. Victor G. It Princeton SI Gruthkln, SUnton F. Watson. Valerie E i Palmar Cl. Havas, John J 10 Cempvlew PI. OISTRICT #» 10 Boatell Cl. KIANMURO MRO While, Chrltllna L a Lincoln St. 179 Pelican Rd. Hayes, Marilyn J. 10 Campvlaw PI. DISTRICT #11 Erlkiton. Louella KAMI ADDRBfl OP RIOIiTRATION Heidebrlng. Eluabath 131 Carr Ave. Banana. Pemelo 707 Hopplna Rd Erlkuan, Rabart OIITRICT #1 Heymach, HaroldF. 31 Plnavlea Ava., AM. t Marpootllan. Lorralna C t Jamet St. Bovca. Vivian HI Clinton Ave Heely. Bill C t Jamai St. Bereml. Franc It J 41 Ttrract PI Kelster, RitaM • 3) Raman Ave Catan. Reberl N. 114 Everareen Tarr. Chllton. i.uii M IMStlltV Ay. Lane.Jan L. 104 Evtratt Rd. Kenrick, Aan 111 Canter Ave. D«v. Ellen M «M Brookilda Dr. Ill Marcthlre Or. Cloneiiv, Kathleen 14 Crtok Rd Lengan. Stephen M 11 Bellevlea Ava Doty. Tlmotnv J alt BroekiMw Or Colorutso, Ann ISrMalnSI Looes Gall A. ll Belleiia Cl. 41 Four Wlndi Or Duasan, Gerald sal Greene Ave 51 Dwleht Rd. Cumlskev. Robert l3GarllaldA>t. Masker, John R. 23 Baachwav, Apt iA , ui wvoodjblne SI • Lereen. John F. Cumitkiv. Victoria Lee l3GarDWsSDPRat>l»TRATIO- DISTRICT #•> Padtrba. Nine H Herbert U Lull. Laura SI Woodland Am. DISTRICT (I Bableri. Pamela A. aSOravaSt Flynn. Catharlnt R. ill Oak land Si 31 Mam St. W Rolllne Knollt Dr. 44 Dalbi PI Glan. Oeena it Morford PI. Manaai. Dorma Beur. Chrli Glovor. Harry Manual, Richard J. 10 Orchard 51. Knleflne, Gaora* R. 7 Rolllna KfMII Or Cllna. Joennt 14 Mornlnatlda PI. ill Shrewtbury Avt. Cerbi tier*. Albert It Sycamore Ave Green. Call IS Earl SI Mllmrd. Jamat L. I Short Blvd. Knloflno, Patricia E. 7 RalllM KnMh) Dr. Oeodhart. Ruth E MltcMII.'Eira P« 57 Short Blvd. Ramlav. John W. Jr. 1 Holland Rd. CorblaMrre. SheHa tt Svcemere Ava 101 Htrten SI Hare, Haiti. 125 Catherine St. AM A Muta. Mark 2il Park Am. Schulman. Mvrna Mailer Dr, Currier. CMhertna R. I7t Marnlnaalaa Ave LaRut, Marten* Me Kanna. Vint art C 3 Baacon Bhrd Schulman, Paul let liar Dr. UBavAve I Leiahten Ave. Lott. Herbert Jr. 172 Monmouth st NoBM, Richard J Grovt PI . Apt. 7B Swankle. Robart C. IB Hlllrer Lane Occ ana. Marian 71 Saw Ave. Modtock. Ruth Moon*. Rotart Patrick 13 Woodtldt Am Wood. Lorralna tt Tall Timber Rd RevnoWt. Nancy L. tSS Sea*, ana Ave. Mure her ean, Pobby saw st Maana.Thamai-l n Woodllda Am DISTRICT #1 VwTwa.JaP.lt E. 11 Von Brunt Pi. Parker Jamei W. Jr. 105 Locutl Ave. O'Hara, Carol 33 Woodtldt Avt Berto. Amy L. LacuW Ava. Vur«e.JayP at Alberta Ava. Pint. Line B. 171 Shrewtbury Avt parkt. Francat 11 Fornt Am. BoeCNol. Lillian Locuet Point Rd. 17 Shreatbury Ave. PIMsl. AMI m OtaTwICT #• IHeaJOr .POBO.M Ramoa. Edith M II Brlarwood Am. Elvar. John Rkhardaen, Otli Rica. William C. 7 Ntptunt PI. waHc*.MarrFBaHcb, Anne F.. 1 Heal Or . PO Boa 4t 171 Monmoulh St. AM I Robartian. John f. Gladhill, Sidney W Locuet PMM Rd. Round!rea. Benny 121 Main St. Johnton. Nancy E. Locuet palni Rtl.. ata 44 Conrey. EontiC 1 AiitahlltCI It Lekehton Ave Rooan Aurora OeGeeioenM. 17 TUtan Pt. 14 Lehahtan Ava. RoHflMr*. Rokart H. 14 watarvlaw Pt. Mitchell. Athbv John 1 woodland Am. Mitchell. Jankav. Do deed. Linda L- imnanPI. RoufpfJtrae, Oorothy It Letehlen Ava. Rtuak. Anna (•) IMvetlnA River Rd. asCeeoerRd. Rutto. Patty G M Racier Pi. SIIMIli. Mark 101 Short Blvd.. AM. I Poor. Deborah 2iS*awoMAn. OISTRICT #1 SmRTi. Albert Set w. Prant St. Stood, (omit J. Sport Avo It We* SI (toad. Roetrt •3 T wlltflht Am. Bent. PMIma P. •TT Meat St. Aayitara. Ola • Ha n Twiilahi Am. Bern. Martin J ITtMaWSI. Adultera.WHrne TarwMea. Irate ia Brles* Ave Slooart, Ellom Fart Hencekc Sandy Hesk Tomalnl. Holly J. tWwan. Roeart 44 For.lt AM. Catttllich. Nerlnt Joan Bthnnan. V. Laadee 44 Foml AH. itChlJthSI. Marine Lab Themeean. Corel A. •MLtcsMAw, Sttwan. Roetrt Ovton. Ray OneadTaar Vaml. Polar « TwIIWM Am. onkl ton. Samuel D laSMyrtlaAva. Fianssan. Mary Keta Wetien.GarvA ItS River SI waim, Marian n Short Blvd. Kiel, Chariot H IDCaniaHll Avt Hence. John W. 214 River U. tl 'ornt AH. Sefclk. John H. 4SO*maeyPt. Illi ah. Jaael L. Walton! Pamela M. llti Its Terr DISTRICT*! arioflon. Simoon SSwMKM. Hn*. Robert 1. 2a Monmouth County 2a Monmouth County 241 Monmouth County I4t Monmouth County MONDAY OCTOBER 20 i9tJ0 The *eii Theresa M 87 Morion. PI 21 obtaining an order entitling nim to vole in tne dislnd rt which he ectu* 'aisafl by leietion for such c return Tne burden o« proof inaii be upon tne appiiten y< Su Cn* collected tor and in the ensuing calendar voar • tha ComptroltOf DISTRICT e>* Ailyn Tracv H« 24f State oi New Jersey 249 SUta of New Jersey mm ntenoent of Eiectic Bovnton. Sammi L River St AM B Brunson. Chnsl .loner of Reg.s approval of lhtmaior.lv of votes cast tor t.nd agamst It at sucn election The AM OR DIM AMCC AMIHDIMG M Newman Springs Rd recital in th* bonds man ba conclusive evident.* of th* authority of the Sitle Cailawav. Murwl M 1 CERTAIN DESIGNATED »EC H Leighlon A** to be assessed, but such tan shad bt assessed, levied and collected upon in* Co«e«. Natal.* 24* SUti of Ntw JiruT 24f SUM 1 N«w JVJTMT assessed valuation gf the war In wn.tn the tax li esaessad and M-MM. The shall in any suit, action or procecdine. involving iti*ir validity ba conclusive- OF THE REVISED GENERAL OR to T.iton Av« ly doomed to be tuli* tuthoritod by thu acl lo hive Men issued sold DIHANCfS OF THE TOWNSMlP Feioer Manne as Bank Si Comptroller of lite Treasury than certify said amount to th* county board « Ferrer Frencine Iat.a1.on and in* county t re*wr*r of aacrt county Th* saw county board of executed and delivered in conformity herewith and with *n other provision, OF COLTS NCCK PtRTAINlNG 12 W WcslSidcAsj* NOTICE of statutes ePMIcaDrt (hereto and shell bt incontestable for any ceutt TO TNE FIRE DEPARTMENT Garret!, Louts* 13' w Bergen Pi taxation .haii Include the proper amount In tht currant tea lew of Ih* Garret!. LynnM "ENERGY CONSERVATION BOND ACT several Using districts of the county In proportion te the ratable, as b Tn* bonds shall be Issued «p*r> published in the Slat* at of tne following provision, same to 1* W Sunset Ave 3 The Legislature finds mat New Jersey, end at least onct in a publication carrying municipal bond be inserted ai Ih* end of tn* present Morns EM* Mae a. This SUM suparvtsas and controli a great number of buildings lor Quart opposite tha word "No " If voting machine* are used e vote of K» W ScrgenPt Yes or "No" snail bt e«ui**t*ni to such markings rcspaclively notices and davoteo primarily to financial news published in the city of section McDonald. Arthur R WW Bergen Pi education, institutions for tha menially hontfkOPPOd. correctional New V ork or In New Jersev th* first notkt to be at iteit I davs pr lor to th* Each company may ocsmgnale McLCbd. Oarien* M State artlc* buildings and other structures and facilities day of bidding Th* noilct of sale mav contain a provision lo th* effect mat alternate members to Ihe Executive 123 W Wettsida Ave b wwi* sams gf these facilities are modern, enanv art antiquated, turn McLeod. Gregory 123 W WestsideAye any or all bids in pursuance thereof mav be rejected m th* *went of Pire Council Such alternate m*m Ortii, Cecilia oMhc-contury facilities designed In an era when the supply of energy was ENERGY CONSERVATION rejection or of failure to r*c«ivt any acceptable bid the issuing officials at bers shall bt selected ond aesig 101 Montgomery Terr thought to be inexhaustible and its price was minimal Reed. Tom S3 Newman Springs Rd BOND ISSUE anv time within M davs from the dale of th* advertised sal*, mav **H the naled in the iam* manner at tn* two Reynolds, Cynthia c The skyrocketing coat of energy ksaav. coupled with the uncertelnt bonds al pnvait sale al a price ef not less than th* par value thereof and , • acllv* members above men- 13* River St o* its supply make II highly desirable for the State, as wall as every o*h*r Should the "Energy Conserva- MOW Bergen Pi accrued intom. tharoon and under terms end conditions at the issuing tioned Such alternate memoardi public and private entity and for trust vldua It, eo make eve* tion Bond Act of 1960" Jrtlch au- officials mav proscribe Th* Issuing officials mav sell all or part of Ihemav participate in meetings of the Vowels. Jeffrey Hi Shrewsbury Ave effort to conserve energy rasaurcas. vVescl. David S thorizes the State to Issue bonds bonds of an* tariet as issued to any Sun tund or to the federal EKCCUI.VC Fire Council end vote In It Clinton PI d For this Stata. Ms will raaulr* a substantial capital investment Government tw eny egoncv thereof, at private sale wltnoul advertisement WiiliSi Jennifer •7 W Sunset Av* in the amount of $50,000,000 00 for the place and .tt«d of absent regular Wilson. Liniisev aimed al modernizing and upgrading Its facilities ana this can be most D Until parmanent bond, can ba prepared the issuing officials may In members Each company snail of- •4 Newman Springs Rd economically financed through a band issue the energy audits and renovation Zubrtvcki. BermceM la Munspn St their discretion, issue In lieu of permanent bondt temporary bonds in lha ficially notify the other ond the DISTRICT #10 1 At uaad in this act: of public buildings. Institutions, form and with privilege* as lo roglslretlon end tachang* for permanent Township Committee at lo tne name a Commission means th* New Jersey Commission on Capital Bland. Chariert* 4S Lmoen PI and educational facilities to pro- bondt as mav be deter mined by th* issulna off k lets of *•> h aiternatt member Boehier Dan J Budgeting and Planning 14 The proceeds from th* sal* of tht bonds than M paid lo th* Slatt SECTION THREE Section St I inden Pi b. "Commissioner" means the Commissioner of Energy duce a net reduction in energy Damico Greg 144 Manor Dr Treasurer and bt held bv him ina separate fund and t>* deposited with such Ad) is amartdod so thai th* eg* Lavlon. Josephs. Jr c. Renovation" maans the planning. Improvement, reconstruct ton. consumption therein; and to pro- rMoositorits as mav be selected by him to th* credit of tht fund wnich fund it designated In th* within tub 37 Elm PI rohaMlltetkon and equipment of public buildings, institutions and educe Mdmtef. Harry ft* Lindan PI vide a means to pay the principal snail be known as Iho "Public Purpose Buildings Construction Fund ' section shall be changed t* sub McConnell. Diane uonel facilities for tn* purpose of accomplishing * net reduction In th* provided, however that from th* proceed, of th* salt of bonds there shall be utt tighieen (i|) veers of eg* for MA Linden Pi amount of energy consumed and Interest on these bonds, be 0 Kecfe, Robert 11 Canal SI sagresated th* sum of ltO.OOu.ODO 00 lo bt held m a stpartt* fund and to be twtnlvone mi y*ar* of ago, thus Py*> ReginaldC jr 44 Hilltop Terr Educational faculties' means buildings, structures, and facilities approved? deposited wtth such depositories as mev be selected by him to the cr*dM Of owcring the minimum eg* require under the wparvltlon and control of tht Department of Education or th* Thomas. KimHrly US Manor Dr in* separate fund to be known as Ih* 'Long Term Car* Facilities Loan nenl RUMSON BORO Department of Higher Education, including, but not limited to. Rutgers. Gu*r*nt*t Fund " SECTION FOUR Section H4 A Th* SUt* University. Th* College ef Ntodkln* and Dentistry of New Jersey 15 a Tha monevt In the Public Purpose Buildings Construction Fund'' f, tmenoed to read as follows NAMt AOORBSS OF RBwISTRATION the New Jarstv institute ef Technology, th* SUta college*, ihe Mane H INTERPRETIVE STATEMENT DISTRICT #1 No. art spec'fleetly dedicated end iheil be applied to th* cost of Ih* Purposes vet i•»J The above described rtsi KaUenbech School for tha Daaf, th* Mllburn Avenue Schgpi for th* Hearing Approval of this act will pro- forth In section S of this act. provided thai the moneys segregated in th* dencv requirements mav be welvtd Adlcr. JosepnM IJ W River Rd Handicapped, the State Library, and th* state Museum Babk«, Cvntnie, A vide $3,000,000.00 for energy Long Term Care Fat lilies Loan Guarantee, Fund Shall be pledged as *t the discretion of the individual 12 Third SI institutions" means buildings, structures and facilllkrs under the security tor obligations Issued bv the Health Cart Facilities Financing mponlti for good cause- If an ac Babka. Jeffrey Allan 12 Third SI 'lilon and control of the Depenment of Corrections or tne Depart audits and 147,000,000.00 for Beattie. Mildred F. Authority or the Economic Development Authority pursuant toagreaments re member is in good standing and 11 Bellevue Av*. ment of Human Services. energy savtng renovations to between Ihe Commissioner o* Human Services and such authorities, and ell amptoved full time in Colts Neck Belluici. Susan A 30 Bingham Avt Public buildings" means buildings, structures and facilities under Bellucci. Thomas G, public buildings. Institutions, and such moneys are hereby appropriated tor »uch purposes, end no such iwnshtp and movet lo en adrOccnt M Bingham Av* th* supervision and control of any executive department of the State moneys shall ba enpondod for such purpose itmcept as otherwise herein immunity and desires to remain an Buckley, Jeffrey D 12 W River Rd a "Supervision and control" maans ths holding ef •ni fee simw* educational facilities supervised Bui me v Matthew W below authorlied) without the spec iflc appropriation thereof by th* Leglsia active member 12 W River Re estate, ar anv leasehold estate for a duration of mor* than 10 years and controlled bv the State, for a lurt. but bondl mav bo Issued as herein provided notwithstanding that th* SECTION FIVE The provisions 34 Washington Si 4. The commissioner, after consultation with the State Treasurer shall total of $50,000,000.00 In State Lcgisiaturt shall not hevt then adopted an ad making specific approprle of Section H-s B (21 art emended t>v CodHiV Phyllis 34 Washington Si adapt, pursuant to law. such rules and regulation* as are necessary and bonds. These funds are essential lion of anv of tn* moneys Ihe substitution fo the word (0) tor Farley, Carol W if Lafayette St appropriate to carry out tha provisions of this act The commissioner shall b At anv time prior to ihe issuance and s*i* of bonds under this acl th* lh* word his In two Places In Ihe Hahn. Dane F jr 10 First SI review and consider ih* findings and recommendation, of th* commission to matte necessary energy con- State Treasurer is tulhoriied to transfer from any available money in the second sentence of the existing sec Heckendorn, Joseph ct W River Rd in Ihe administration of the provisions of this act. servation Improvements to State treasury of the Slate to the credit of the "Public Purpose Buildings lion Hentler. Helen S 22 Oak Lane 5. Bonds of lha Slate of New Jersey in the sum of sSO,QOO,aoo 00 sre buildings, which will result In a Construction Fund" such sum as ho mav doom necessary The sum SECTION Six Section 12-i is HenHer. James R. Jr 22 Oak Lane •uthoriiftd tor Ihe energy audit and renovation of Public buildings Instltu net reduction In the amount of trensterred shall ba returned lo the treasury of this Slate bv the treasurer •mended to provide thai th* Chief Hcnsier. Marv L- 22 Oak Lane lions and education facilities, es defined herein Of such total, lha proceeds thereof trom the proceed, of th* sate of tht first Issu* of bond* and Deputy Chief of the Fire Oepen Lane, Virginia 25 Church Si from th* salt of bonds shall be altocetPd es follows energy consumed and reduce the c. Pending their application to tha Purpose provided In this act. moneys menl shall otsum* office on January O'Brien. Mary A 11 Third St A sum not to **c*od 13,000.00000 to conduct energy audits of State's annual energy bill. In Ihe "Public Purpose Building, Construction Fund" mav b* Invested and lit of eoch year and shall bt sworn O'Brien. Thomas J IB Third St. educational facilities, institutions and Public bulldlog* for the purpose of reinvested at other trust fund* In th* custody of tha Statt Treasurer in the m bv a representative of the Town- 0 Bnen. Virginia tl Third SI ' lining the necessary renovations thereto manner provided bv law Net earnings received from the investment or ship Committee, autnorliod to ad Schmidt. Lawrence*'. *2 W River Rd A sum not t*ss than S47.000.OO0 00 to conduct th* renovation of The fan and date of the approval or paisaee of this act, aithe case mav dopeslt of such fund shall bt Paid Into the O*n*rai Stel* Fund minister oaths The remalng pro- Scovell. Terence 4 Second St educational facilities, institutions and public buildings. ba. mav be inserted in the appropriate ptoct after the tltte In said ballot No Is In case anv coupon bonds or coupons thereunto appertaining or env visions of Section 21 1 remain in full Siemon. El'iabelh Shann ] S Cherry Lane 4. Said bonds shall bt serial bonds and known as "Energy Conservation other requirement, of law of anv kind or charocttr as to notice or procedure registered bond shall become lott. mutilated or destroyed a new bond shall force and effect Smnott Roberl Vose «6 W River Rd. Bonds" and at to each series, th* last annual Installment thereof (subject to epl as herein provided need be adhered to bo tMOcuted and delivered of Ilkt tenor, in substitution for tht lost. SECTION SEVEN Section tl 10 DISTRICT #1 coemption prior to maturity) shall mature and be paid not later than 35 The said votes so cast for and against the approval of this act, bv ballot lulllotod or destroyed bonds or coupons, upon lha owner furnishing to th* i. amended at follows Chadwkk. Richard 12 Ave of Two Rivers years from Ih* dale of 111 Issuance but mav bt Issued In whole or in pan for or voting machine, shall be counted and the result thereof returned bv the suing officials cvidenca satisfactory to th*m of lots, mutilation or B Th* first sentence of per* Chehab Cornetia R 18 Lennoi Ave a shorter term election officer, and a canvass of such election had in the same manner as is destruction, proof of ownership and such security and indemnity end graph 8 is amended bv the substltu Chinchella. Ann A 7 E River Rd. Said bonds shall be Issued from time to time as the issuing officials provided for bv law In the case of this election of a Governor, end the reimbursement tor tKPoniet ai th* Issulna officials may require tion irwreln of the word "turn" lor DeH'omo. Daniel L. 31 Park Ave herein named shell determine. approval or disapproval of this act so determined shall be declared In the 17 Accrued Interest received upon tht salt of th* bond* shall be epplltd In* word "term" DeH'omo. Gary C, Si Park Ava. 7. The Governor, State Treasurer and Comptroller of the Treasury or same manner as the result of an election for a Governor, and If there shall lo Ihe discharge of a like tmouni of interest upon said bond* when due Anv C Paragraph C It amended b* Hintfen. Albert F 72 Black Point Rd anv two of such officials thereinafter referred ta as "the Issuing officials") be a majority of all the votes cast tor and against it at such election in favor enptnse Incurred bv Iht issuing officials for advertising, engraving. lh* Insertion ther*of of Ih* word Hinlien, Kav A 72 Black Poinl Rd art hereby authorlicd to carry out the provisions ef this acl relating to th* of the approval of this act. then ail the provisions of thi« act not made, Intlng, clorlcol. legal or other services nocetsarv to carry out th* duties (onsacutlv* between the words it vm John 12 Meadowbrook Ave issuance of said bonds, and shall determine all matters In connection •ffocilve theretofore shall take effect forthwith. ipoted upon thorn bv Ihe provisions of this eel sholi be paid trom th* for" and "reelection" Kelty, Harold Jr 7* Center St therewith sublect to provisions hereof in case any of said officials shall be proceeds of th* sale of tht bondt. bv In* Sttt* Tr*asurtr upon warrant of In* C Porograph t shall be absent from the Stale or incapable of acting for unv reason, his powers and 23 There Is herebv epproprlated Ihe sum of IS.OOO 00 to the Depenment 1 avion, Richard 44 Ridge Rd. of State for expenses tn connection with the publication of notice Pursuant to Comptroller of Iho Treasury. In the sam* manner as other obligations of th« amended to read a* follows After duties shall be eMerclsed and performed bv such Person ss shall b* Slate are oald tht ballon hav* been cast, th* ballot Meatte. Dennis J 10 Lakeside Ave. author lied bv law to act In his placa as a Stats official. section 12. Mu«. Lori R >4 Lennox Ave. 24 The commissioner shall submit to the SUta Treasurer and the II. Bonds Of ooch series Issued h*reund*r shall mature in annual boi*s shall b* delivered to tht Board O Nidi. Francis K. Hi Bingham Ava I Bonds Issued In accordance with tM provisions of this act shall ba a :ommisslon with tha department's annual budget request a Plan for Ihe installments commencing not leter than iht tenth year and ending not leter of Elections of The Executive Fire Ronan. Kevin F 1*0 E. River Rd. direct obligalian gf th* State of Now Jarsav and th* faith and credit of tht •Kpandlture of funds from the "Energy Conservation Fund" for thethan th* ihirtv fifth v**r from iht date of liiuo of such series, and In Council, consisting of th* following . Siroky. Patrick D 5 Parmly SI Stata an jjHagtd for ttw payment af the Interest thereon ss same shall .ng fiscal year Thli plan shall Include the following information: a amounts as shall bo determined by ihe issuing otflctols. end the issuing a member from eoch company, a DISTRICT #1 become due and tha oavment gf th* Principal gt maturity. Th* principal and performance evaluation of the expenditures made from the fund to date; a officials mav reservt to the State by appropriate provision in the bond* of member of the Fire Committee of interest of such bonds shall be exempt fram taxation b, tha Stata or by any Iht Township Committee and a Batteli. John J J2 Neve sink Ave. description of programs planned during the upcoming fiscal year; a copy of anv series th* power lo redeem all or any of Such bonds prior to maturity at Bond, Thomas J III county, municipality or other taxing district ef tha Stata. ihe regulations In force governing tha operation of programs that ar* such prkt or prico* *nd upon tuch term* tnd condltlont at may b* provld*d member of th* Executive Fir* Coun 93 Ave. of Two Rivers cli They shall mast at such alec* a* Bradford. Eugene 71 Shrewsbury Dr «. Said bonds shall aa signed In the ngmg of ths Stats bv th* Governor or financed. In part or In whole, bv funds from the "Energy Conservation In such bonds Brahnev, JaneM by his facsimile signature, under Ihe Greet Seal af tha Mass, and attested bv Fund;" an estimate of the amount of money saved bv tha program to deu. 19. Th* issuing officials mav al any lime and from time to time issue designated bv ih* Executive Fir* 2 Riverview Ave Council and ther* the total ballot* Brower. Frank E 21 Hartshorne L an* th* Secretary of Stata. or an assistant Sacretarv af Stats, and shall be and an estimate of eipendltures for the upcoming fiscal year. The com refunding bonds for the purpose of refunding In whole or In part an equal Deroshl. Frank J. Jr. countersigned bv th* facsimile signature af lha Comptroller of the Treas- ilsslen shall not approve anv protect submitted bv the commissioner principal amount of the bonds of anv sartes itsuad and outtttrtding asl shall be counted and the retu.ts Wood Lane transmitted lo the Executive Fire Dero&kt, Nancy C Wood Lane ury, interest coupons attached le said bonds shall be signed bv the facsimile unless such renovations *t% In conformance with tha long-range facilities hareundor. which bv thalr terms ar* subject to redemption prior lo Gieeson, Ralph C signature of the Comptroller of ih* Treasury Such bonds mav be Issued plans of the agancles and said facilities are not to undergo major renova- maturity, provided such refunding bond* ihall matura at anv time or limes Council In writing The election of 7 N. Ward Ave tne Chief and Deputy Chief shall be Hintelmann. Robert V B Holiv Tree Lane notwithstanding that any of the officials signing them or whose facsimile tions, be vacated, condemned, or demolished prior to ihe payback period of not later than ihe latest maturity dole of such sorlt*. and iht aggregate Hintelmann, William H. Jr. signatures appear en tht bonds er coupons shall cease to hold off let at the the energy conservation improvement amount of interest lo bo paid on Iht refunding bondt, plus the premium, if malorllv of th* votes cast. In cast 11 RldgaRd. time at such issue or at the time of the delivery of such bonds to Ih* anv, te be paid on tha bonds refunded shall not txend In* ega/tflati of a lie vote, length of ective service Jose. Mae E U Immediately following Ihe submission to the Legislature of th* Keats. Andy 14 Highland Ave. chaser amount of Interest which would be paid on the bonds rtfunded if such bonds within Ihe deportment ihati prevail 1 Cedar Ave Governor'! Annual Budget Message the commissioner shall submit to the w*rt not to refunded Refunding bond* shall constitute dlrtct obligations of Thereafter, ihe Executive "ire Keats, Doris It. • Such bondl shall recite that they art issued tor tha purposes set relevant standing committees of ihe Legislature. •• designated bv tha Perl. Eugenia E 9 Cedar Aye. forth in section S of this act and that they are Issued In pursuance of this act ih* State of New Jersev, and the faith and credit of iht State art pledged few Council shall certify the results to Shrewsbury Dr. President of the Senate and Ihe Speaker of the General Assembly, and to th* th* payment of Ihe principal thereof and the Interest thereon The proceeds the Township Committee of the Perl. George E and mat this act was submitted to tha people of th* State at tha general special lolnt legislative committee crteted pursuant to Assembly Concur- Regan, Linda J. Shrewsbury Dr. election held In the month of November, iftfl and that It received th* acelvod from ihe sal* of refunding bondl shall be held in trusl and aopiltd Township of Colts Neck. I Naveslnk Avt. ent Resolution No. U of the IMS Legislature, as reconstituted ana to th* payment of th* bond* refunded ther*bv Refunding bond* than b* Ryan. John J P. approval gf the majority of votes cast for and against it at such election continued bv th* Legislature from time to time, s copy of the plan called tor SECTION EIGHT Section nit Stewart. James M 14* Ave of Two Rivers Such recital In said bonds shall be conclusive evidence of tht authority of •milled to all th* benefits of this eel and tublect to all its HmliaMont except A is amended lortad at follows. $0 Naveslnk Ave. th* State b> issue said bands and of their validity Any bends contalntnfj such e son 24 of this act, together with such changes therein at mav have te the maturities thereof and to the tatonl herein otherwise expressly Stewart. Kathleen W been required by the Governor's budget message, The Chief shall bo In command DISTRICT #4 SO Naveslnk Av*. recital shall In any suit, action or proceeding involving th*lr validity be provided of all lunctiont of the fire depart conclusively downed to b* fully authorliod by this act and to have bean 2*. Not loss than 10 days prior to entering into any contract, lease, Doyle. Andrea B obligation, or agreement lo effectuaU th* purposes of this act. tha com- M To provide funds to moot the interest arid principal payment il and shall hav* the rlaht to t ii"'. Ellen M. 201 Rumson Rd. Issued, sold, executed and delivered in conformity herewith and with all aquiremants for th* bonds Issued under this act end outstanding, there is ulllll* onv equipment, property or other provisions of statutes applicable thereto, and shall b* Incontestable missioner shall report to and consult with th* special Joint legislative Forman. Murray • Sycamore Lane committee created pursuant to Assembly Concurrent Resolution No W of hereby appropriated in tht order following personnel under control of th* fir* Forman. Phillip D 10 Woods End Rd for anv causa. * Iho IH* Legislature ai reconstituted and continued from time to time bv the a. Revenue derived from Ihe collection of louts at provided bv the department that he dooms noces- Ganlher. Mark 10 Woods End Nd b. Such bonds shall be Issued in such denominations and In such form or Sales end Us* Tai Act" (PL 1*M, c. 3D), or so much thereof ss moy bt t lor the handling of any lire or Grimm, Stephen D. i Elm Lane forms, whether coupon or registered es lo both principal and Interest, and •quired, and other emergency In tht performance Heath. Sargent Ml V Thu section and sections 21 and » of this act shall take effect If Riverside Dr with or without such provisions for lnttrcrvartgoabli.lv thereof, as mav be immediately and the remainder of th* act shall tak* effect as and when b. If In any voar or al any time funds, at hortlnabove appropriated. of hi* departmental duties tublect to Heath. Sutanne T. 71 Bucna Vista Av* determined by the Issuing officials. ey necessary to moel Interest end principal payments upon outstanding borvdi Ihe orders of the Executivfl Flra provided in sectioti n2 222. Rodenberg. John C. II 71 Buena Visit Ave. It. Whan the bonds are Issued from time lotlm* lh« bonds of •*(.* Issu* Donald Lan. Secretary of Slate issued under this oct. b* Insufficient or not available then and In that case Council Savers. Jeffrey P 2t Clubwtv shall constitute a separata series to ba designated by tn* issuing officials SMa.40 thert shall bt assessod, levied and collected annually In each of the SECTION NINE The pro Savers, Richard M M Warded Avt. Each series of bonds shall boar such rale or rates of Interest as mav be municipal11los of the countlts of this Slot* • tax on real end personal visions of Section 22 it B (I) ar* DISTRICT #1 n warden Ave. determined bv the Issuing officials, which Interest shall be payable sti property upon which municipal texts era or shall b* assessed, levied and •.manned to read as follow! Bovl*. John V Jr annually; provided, that the first and last Interest periods mav ba longer or NOTICE collected, sufficient to moot the Interest on all oulllandlng bondl Issued Ht shall cause an annual report Gentry. Karen R II Sailers Way shorter, tn order that intervening semiannual payments mav be al conv* "NEW JERSEY PUBLIC PURPOSE hareundor and on such bonds as It li proposad lo Issue under this act in ih* 10 b* prepared during th* month of Gentry. Robert J > Popomora Dr. nlenl dates. iy|lt*s Gentry. Rosamarie S Popomora Or. tl. laid bonds shall be issued and sold at such prk* not lest than the par BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTION BOND ACT falling due in the year following the year for which ihe tax is levied Tha lax of Ihe fire department, condition of Marcellus. Harvey L. 5 Popomora Dr. value thtroof and sccrued interest thereon, and undar such terms, condi- thus Imposed shall be atsessed, levied and collected in the same manner equipment end suggestions with rec- Marcelius, Julia Alltntre.t Rd. tions and regulations, as th* issuing officials mav prescribe, attar notice of OF1W0" and al th* same llm* at ofher text, upon red and personal property arc ommendations for In* public good Miller, Msa A Allencreii Rd. said sale, published at least once In at least throe newspapers published In AN ACT authorlilng tht creation of a debt of tha State of New Jersey by asssssad. levied and collected The governing body of each municipality Said report shell bt approved bv the Me Manan. Cordelia A e* Bellevue Avt. th* Slate of N*w Jersey, and at least one* In a publication carrying ssuance of bonds of th* State In th* sum of »i l»,0OO,O00 00 for buildings for shall cause to b* paid to lha county ireesurer of th* county In whkh such Executive Fir* Council prior to sub- Mr Mahon. Jacqueline A 107 Rumson Rd. municipal bond notices and devoted primarily to financial newa, published public Purposes. Inolr planning, construction, reconstruction, development municipality is located, on or before December M in each year, ihe amount mission lo the Township Committee Me Mahon, Lucile A. 107 Rumson Rd. In Ih* city of New York or in New Jersey, th* first nolle* to ba at leest 9 days erection, ecQulslUon, •xtefislon, Improvement, rehabilitation, demolition of tax herein directed lo be etsesscd and levied, and the county treasurer SECTION TEN Section 2> 11 B Pisim. Anthony M. 107 Rumson Rd. prior to th* day of bidding. Ths said notice of sal* mav contain t provision to and equipment, providing Ihe wavs and maans to pay th* interest gf saM shall pay th* amount of said tax lo the Stats Tr*atur*r on or before (It) it amended bv the deletion of Reiatmeister. Lisa Ann tha effect that anv or all bids In pursuance thereof m«v be relectad in the debt, and alto 10 pay and discharge th* principal thereof; and providing for December jo in each year, th* words "undar all circum- DISTRICT #l 45 Betlevue Avt. 10 Bellevue Ave. event of such refection or of failure ss receive anv acceptable bid, thethe submission of this act to the Ptoplt at * general election, and providing It On er before December 31 in anv v**r In* Issuing officials shall stances-" ddwallader, Carolyn M issuing officials, at any lime within to davs from th* date of such advertised an appropriation therefor determine that Irver* ar* moneys In the G«ner*l Slate Fund beyond the SECTION ELEVEN- Section Cox. Eliiebeih P sale, may sell such bonds at private sal* at such arke net lest than the par BE IT ENACTED by the Senate and G*nartl Assembly of the State of ds of th* State, sufficient lo meet the principal of bonds falling flu* and 12 13 H is amended by th* tubtlitu Cox, John C Jr. 13 Lincoln Avt. M Rumson Rd. value thereof and accrued interest theraan and under such terms and w Jersey. all Interest p*yebi* in th* ensuing calendar vcar. then and In Ihe event such of Iho words "senior fir* official COM, JohnC III condition, as the Issuing officials mav prescribe Ths Issuing officials mav 1. Thli act shall be known end mav bt cited ss th* "New Jersey Public issuing officials shall bv resolution so find and shall flic tha same In the avallabit" for Ihe word "Chief" In Garrlel. Robert H Rumson Rd. H Rumson Rd sell all *r part of Ih* bonds of any ser iotas Issued to any Stel* fund er to th* Purpose Buildings Construction tend Act of icao " office of lha Stale Treasurer whereupon Ihe Slat* Treasurer shall transfer ihe first sentence thereof Haarmann, Cornelius Will Potfaral Government or anv agency thereof, at private sale, without 1. Tha Leglsltturt hereby finds that: such moneys to a separate fund to be designated bv him, and shall pay lh* SECTION TWELVE All other Hickev. Charles E tVi Ave. of Two Rivers advert lsen'i*nt, principal and Interest out of said fund at the same ihall bocom* du* and • Lincoln Awe. a. Tha Stata of New Jersey requires an Immediate program to provide sections, portions of sections, sub Keogh, Dennis M. pavabi*, and the other sources of payment of said principal end interest sections, poragropnt. sentences, Stark, Aleitander P. M Waterman Av«. II. Until aarmanant bands can ta pesaarad. tna Issuing officials m*v. safIne and human* facilities for persons who require Inttltutlonalliatton or tnolr alteration. Issuo In IMU of sucK aarmanant aaMs tamaararv MMs In txtandad can. provided for In this section shall not than b* available, and th* receipt* lor douses and words not herein Stark. Andrew William 31 Shrewsbury Dr, said vear trom tha tax specified In subsection • of this section thai! thereon amended remain In full fore* and Troller. E Arlene 43 Washington Am. such form and wltn such orlvlhsfjas as ta rafistratlan ansf asxhanoo for b. Th« Statt of New Jersey raoulret an Immediate and Integrated pormantnl bonds as mav ba datarmlnad bv tns Isaulna off klolt rrogrtm t*r tht Improvement, rehabilitation, and construction of Intlltu ba considered and treated as part of Ihe General Stale Fund, available for effect. Trolier, Robert L 43 Washington Avt. general purposes /inf. Cynthia A 14. TM aracaadt fram tha saw at tha bands snail ba MM ta ma SUta lions tor the aged, disabled veterans, ihe mentally 411, th* mentally SECTION THIRTEEN: The SO Shrewsbury Of. -etarded, children In need of supervision and the incarcerated. tl Should Ih* Slat* Treasurer, bv December 11 of any year, deem it itthln ordinance shall take affect SO Shrewsbury Dr, Traasurar and ba hold bv film In a saaarala nmd and ba daaaarsad in such doposllor los si mav ba sslactad bv Mm la tM cradll of Iho fund. aMch fund c. Th* State of New Jarssv requires an Immedlatt program lo facilitate necessary, because of Insufficiency of funds to b* collected from the sources after adoption end publication at 23 Washington AM- shall ba known as Ms "Enorsn Conssrvrllon Fund." ih* construction of long term car* facilities In order to Increase the number of revenues as herelnabove provided, to meet tha Interest and principal lifting to law •MRIWMUNV »OHO li a. Tha monsvs In said "Cnanv Cansarvatlan Fund' of bads available ta Medkald eligible persons In nsod of such facilities payments for the year after th* ensuing year, than the treaiurar shall rUBUC NOTICE NAME ADORISI OP RIBtlTRATION saoclfkailv dsdkatad and snail ba aeailod la tna cast at tna aura mi art d TM State of New Jersev requires an Immadlat* program tor th* ertlfy to Ihe Comptroller of the Treetur* tha amount necessary to be relied Th* fortgoing ordinance was in- DISTRICT #1 forth In section 9 of tnlt act, and all such manors ars harattv aeavoarlatad construction of Institutions for the mentally retarded in conjunction with the iv taxation for such purposes, th* same to b* assessed, levied and collected iroductd and Passed at first reading Davis, BavlevS. 13 Borden St. Federal program for intermediate Care Fetinti*./Mentally Retarded for and In ihe ensuing calendar veer in such case Ihe Comptroller of th* t meeting of lh* Township Com t3BordenSt far such pwaawpuraasos.. and no such manavs shall ba auanaad far tuch puraaas Davis, Marv H d a ua _jclfk aa- a. The. Stats of New Jersey requires an immediate program for th* Treasury shall, on or before March 1 following, calculate the amount In Jet of the Township fo Colts Neck DISTRICT #1 (aicaot ii otharwlM praprlatloltl n Ihoroolhff bbv tha Looliloluro. burliadt band) s withoumav bt at IssusM d at horsln construction of additional long-term care facilities for voter ant In conlunc dollars to be assessed, levied and collected as herein set forth in each held on Ocl Itttt iffJO and will com* Kennedy, Francis M., J 117 Almeda Ct arontdad natwfthsUndlna that tha Loalilsturs shall not hava than tdimd Ion with the Federal State Home Construction Program county Such calculation shall b* based upon tha corrected assessed ip for final conslderellon and pas Kennedy, Nancv I 117 AlamedaCt an act maklna saactfk appropriation of anv of said manors. Manavs In ttw f. The State of New Jersev requires an immediate program for the 'aluatlonof such county for th* year preceding th* veer In which such tax it sag* al th* public meeting of sold Patterson, Donna Lynn »7 Snadowbrook Rd. "Enow Conservation Fund" mav ba tpproor lotod ar aMaandad tor Iho construction of additional facilities for the inceretrated. to be assessed, but such tax shall be atscised, levied and collected upon th* governing body to be held on Oct Rovder. Gloria L 41 Ob re PI. purpose of providing lha non-FoOorsI SKaro at onv Fodortl proarem oMch g. lmo*tm*nt*tlon of such programs will b* a substantial step toward assessed valuation of the year In which the lei is assessed and levied The XHh. >»oo, al I 00 o m at the Town Santos. James if Allen St., Itnancat lha onarev conservation ranavetlen at public bulMlndS. Institutions meeting the Immediate and critical needs of the POOPI* of th* State, will Comptroller of tha Treasury shall certify said amount to th* county board of ship Hall. Cedar Drive, Colts Neck, DISTRICT 01 substantially further the public interest, and can be most economically taxation and the county treasurer of each county Th* said county board of ArcKmal. Ann on* educslMnal facilities supervised and contrerM bv tfts Slots 20 Wlltew Cl. b. At anv lima arlar as tna Issuance and sale 1 bonds undor Hilt act. the financed tftrouati a bond Issue taxation shall Include the proper amount In the current tax lew of th* persons desiring to be heard Palumbp. John R. 141 west End Avt). several taxing districts of the county In proportion to Ihe ratable! at thereon will be given full opportuni Palumbo. Yvonne Stata Trsosursr Is harabv authorliod Ss transfer fram anv available manor 1 Except at Ih* content mav oth*rwls* require 141 WHIEIMIAM. In the troasurv af the Slats ta tht credit af tha "Cnarev Conservation fund" a. "Commission" means the New Jersey Commission on Capital ascertained for tha currant year . Schwab, Donald K «3f Broad St Schwab, Joan such sum as ha mav daem neceasarv. SaM sum ta transferred shall ba Budttttlna and Planning >t. For the purpose of complying with the provisions of th* State Dated October IMW f3f Broad St returned to the treasury af this State bv ths traasurar thereof from the b. "Construction" maans th* planning, traction, acquit It ton. Improve- Comttluilon this acl shall, at In* general election to be held In the month of GEORGE HANDZO. Clerk Schwab, Patsy J. Of Broad SI. Sullivan. Gregory A proceeds at tht sale al ths first Issue of bondt ment, rehabilitation, construction, reconstruction, davslapmsnt. extension, Novtrnber, 1*K b* submitted to th* people In order to Inform th* people of Ocl 10 IK 70 11 Silwerbrook Rd. c. Pending their ePMkatlon ta the puraosa provided In thli oct. monevt demolition, and equipment of public buildings or Institutions Including ail th* content* of this act It thai I be the duty of tn* Secretary of State, after thlt tMRIWtBURV TOfVNIMIP I tha "Enertv Conservation Fund" mav ba Invested and reinvested as equipment end facilities necessary to ihe operation theraaf and Includtl tha section shall take effect, and al least ts davt prior to th* said election to ISO OtMr Public Notic*>i NAMI ADDRBSI O* RiailTRATIOM other trust funds In the custody of tha State Traasurar In tha manner acquisition of land nacessanr for said purposes, and the guarantee of loans caut* Ihli act to b* pubilihad In al leati 10 newspapers Published In In* DISTRICT #1 provided bv law Net eernlnas received tram the Investment or deposit of mads bv the Health Care Facilities Financing Authority or the economic SUM and to notify th* clerk of each county of this Stale of tha patiaoe of this SUriRIOR COURT O* Bray, LHV > Hi Crawford St. such fund shall be POM Into tha Central State Fund " «top merit Authority for the development of long-term car* facilities. acl. and the said clems respectively. In accordance with the inttruttlont of M1W J1R*«Y Brossa. JoAnn •3 Belshaw Ave IS In case anv couoon bands er coupons tharaunla appertaining or anv ., 'PuWlc purpose buildings" maans ft) structures. Instllutloni or the Secretary of Stale, shall cause to be printed on each of the laid ballets. LAW DIVISION Brossa- Patrick 12 Belshaw Ave registered band snail become last mutilated ar destroyed, a new band shall facilities under tht supervision or control of the Department of Corrections MONMOUTN COUNTY Cooke. Peter J I If Beishaw A**. ba executed and delivered 1 Ilka tenor. In substitution tar the Ml.or tha Department ef Human Services, (J) structures, institutions or If you approve tha acl entitled below, make a cross IX). plus Ul, or Dacfcat Ha. L **f 1M» FihDPt. Margarita 34 Crawford St. mutmiMlMlUa ad orr Mtrt^bMndMs o>r «f»*m.tluH'll , waupon thae owneownar fumiminfurnishingfi to to tmM. facilities necessary for the operation of State, county, municipal or private check ("I mark In th* sauar* opposite th* word "Y*i " CIVIL ACTION Kraol, Gary •a Btisnaw Ave. Issuing offici satisfactory la Sam of such law, mutilation or programs for th* mentally retarded, tht mentally Ml, tha oevaloswnenteliv If you disapprove ih* act entitled below, make a cross fK). plus 1 + >, o* ORDBRTOBBHILIIVBD Murray. Abbie lit Crawford St ddestructionl , proof af ownership and such securitlty andd IndemnitIdtt y and disabled, or the egad, and (J) lona-ierm care facilities licensed bv lhachock <>•*, mark In the souarc opposite th* word "No " AS COUNSBL Underwood. Michael R 33 Crawford SI. relmbur lement far ententet es tha Isaulna offklalt mav reoulra utepartmant of Health which ar* In contormanc* with rules and regulation* If votirvg machines are usod, a vote of "Vet" or "No" shall be DRAZIN A WARSHAW UNION MACM »0«OOOM t>. Accrued Interest received upon ma sale el laW bonds shall bt promulgated bv the Department of Human Services equivalent to such markings respectively 19 Reckless Place NAMI opened ts the etatharex of a Ilka amount a> Interest upon said bonds when 4. Tha thief executive officer of anv department designated pursuant to Red Bank. N j 07701 DISTRICT #1 AOOMU O* •••IITRATKM due Any aapense Incurred by the Issulna officials far advertltlna. enarav. section S of this set lo Imptemenl a portion of tht construction provided for (HI) '47-37)0 Cannon, Gerald E 310 union AM Ina. erlntlna. clerkel. leael ar other services necessary ta carry out ths n this act shall issue and promulgate, pursuant lo law. such rules and Attorneys for Plenllffs Dellapietro, Catherine 773 Pirn AM. duties Imposed upon them bv the previsions of this acl ahall be POM from the regulations as art necessary and appropriate ta carry out ths previsions of Yes- PUBLIC PURPOSE Plaint.H Fogleman. Frederick H. 714 Bavvltw An proceeds of the sale of saM bonds, bv tht Matt Treasurer uenn warrant al this act Such chief executive officer shall review and consider the finding* RAYMOND O OUVALL and Foglemen. Joyce J. M4 eavvltw An the Comptrollor of the Treasury. In me same manner as other oMIaatlens o> and retommertdaiioni of tha comtwltHon in tha administration ef thg BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTION MAC DUVALL, his wife VS Maiur. John 311 Snora Rd the State ere paw provisions Of this act- BOND ISSUE Defendant Waoner, James Bell 771 Bavvltw An II. Bonds af each series Issued Nraunatr shall mature In annual 5. Bands of the State of New Jersev in iho sum of im.MQ400.0C are Should the "Public Purpose WILLIAM GOBEL and TMEO Weir, EliiabethM W Loniurd An Installments comment Ing not later than lha tenth year and endlno not later naroby author lied for the construction of public Purpose bulMInn as Buildings Construction Bond Act OORE GOBCL DISTRICT #1 man the thirty fifth year from lha data of Issue al such series, and In such defined horeln Of such tote), the proceeds from tha sale of bonds shall ba This matter having bean easnsd Burns. Ttmothy P •0« front SI omounli at shall ba datarmlnad by the Isaulna eflklels. and tha Issulna allocated, te the maximum ••tent practicable and feasible, according te the of 1960" which authorizes the to the Court on application ef Drailn Carroll, Patricia O. 741 Frotll St. officials mav reserve at tha Stale bv aaproprlete provision In tha bonds al ftj, lowing estimates of costs. State to Issue bonds in the amount and Warthaw, EHI , attorney* for Cornell, William MM Fronl SI. anv tenet ma power to mastm all or any af such bonds arter ta maturity al i. Far construction and improvement of public buildings tor the of $159,000,000.00 for construction th* plsntlffs, for an order te be re De Cenio, Wllma S2O Front St. such prkt ar prkes and upon such tsrms and conditions ti mev ba arevldtd ,_...aHv retarded In councilor- with the F*dar*l Program for Ih- leved as counsel, and it further ep DemKo. Diane M 7ia Sacond SI n such bonds trmadlett Care FaclHtlerS/Mantallv Retarded, to b* Implemented bv th* and Improvement of facilities pearlng ihet the Plaintiffs have Demko. Edward G 7USacond St. If. Tht Istutna officials may at any time and from time to time Issue Department of Human Services — «0 million. Mrvlnfl the mentally retarded, moved and cannot b* located, %nc Demko, Joseph 7ia Sacond St. refunding bonds far tha auriajst af rafurallin In whale ar In part an eejuat b For improvements and additions to facilities for the rnafrtallv III. te mentally Ml and children In need aood cause having been shown, it Is Fllkin, Claire D U7 From St. principal amount of tht bands af any series Issued and outstanding bs ImalSfhinted by th* Department of Human Services — HIS million on this 10th day of October. 1*M of supervision; for construction ordered as follows. Garalta, Doris 110 Floranca An harsundar, whkh bv their terms are sublect to redemption prior to c. Far improvements and additions to facilities for children In need of I Drailn and Wersha«r, Esas Garaffa. Thomas 310 Floranca An. maturity, uravldad tuch refunding) bands ahall mature at anv time ar times supervision, to bt implemented by th* Oepertmtnl of Human Services — and Improvement of correctional b* relieved es counsel In the above Mayhda, Lynn A MM Plna SI. not later than tha latest maturity data af such series, and me aaarawta US million Institutions; for construction of Ranous. RovdonC. Jr. amount af Interest ta ba aaM en the refunding bands, atut tha premium. If d For construction of additional long ttrm care facilities for disabled ler sublect to certain conditions m Park AM lono-term care facilities for dis- which follow hereinafter Reid, Colleen S 311 Lorlll.ro »». anv. to be aaM an tna bends latundta. ahall net eacaed the aaareeate veterans In conjunction with the Federal State Horn* Construction pro- Sauer. Patrick Charles emount of Interest whkh weuM be aaM en the bondt refunded H such bondl gram, to bt impMnwnlM by tha Ogaartmont of Human Services uoon abled veterans; and for the crea- 3 A copy of this order snail be Sickles, Michael 101 Fifth St. llshed within 10 days of th* del* 4I» Prouact «»• were not so refunded ftsfundlne bondl shall constitute direct obllaelloni of commitment of Ftdaral matching funds - V million. tion of a fund to encourage the Smellie. John F he Slate of Now Jersey, and Ihe faWi and credit of Ihe State ore »nat 13 for a. For the esteMishment af a loan tuarantes tuna to encourage iho hereof In Th* Red Sank Register one utProuactAn construction of long-term care fa- time Toth. Edward A •03 Floranca «» tha payment at tha or Incloel thereof and da Intel at! thereon The aracttdl onstructlon of long term care facilities which will provMBt additional Vanderweerd. Virginia received from tha sale af refundlna bondt shall ba held In trust and tall III* ModkaM bogs, te bo Implemented bv the OoMrtmont of Human Services cilities for the aged and disabled; 1 in the event that th* plaintiffs 70* Sacond St. should respond to th* publication of Walling. Edward G. r a eg ds toy Pursuant to agreements with public authorities, whkh *ar**mof.ti aravMe and to provide means to pay the Ward, Dennis nteFHHlSt this order within 45 davs of the date 111 Sacond St emitteo IMd pevmen to all tht ae tenof tMr H bondi of sthl refundei oct andd Ih tublece t to ell Its limitations encset for the guarantee of ab-tgatlont issued bv such Public authorities to f Inane* principal and Interest on these Ward. Marion as le the maturities thtraaf and ta the ejrtant herein erherwres esarestlv tht construction ef such lono term care faclliiles. Anv tonoterm car* of publication, ih* Court mav re- Yortcuskv, Anton «14 Sacond St. bonds, be approved? consider this order upon proper ap- ait Sacond St artvldad. acllrtv partklpatlna In tha loan guarantee progrem shall tore*, through DISTRICT #1 •. Ta erevMe turn* ta meat the Inserts! and principal payment contracts wtth tte Department of Human Services, to allocate no fewer than plication Brown, Douglas W i% of Its baas for MadfcaM recipients — ftio million 4 In th* event plaintiffs fall te MHMiajSt. ittjatrailktlllt tar the bonds Issued under mil act and outstanding). bstreJe DeNorsKio. Ronald Frank a a, • • ^ • •* * •• •- J M _ »* . •etpond within tn* aforementioned we cwor eing \ f Far repair, renovation and construct ton of facilities for tht tn- INTERPRETIVE STATEMENT Dev.ne. HeroW J 300 Wlltot Ava. arcarated, to bt impttmefited bv the Department of Corrections — 147 No. 41 day time period, this order ihall Go*b. Richard tTOSvdnav Ava *. I od from the collection gf Uaos as •rswldad bv the Approval of thli act will au- then become final and no further Goeb. Timothy 307 Harrlton Ava Sales end Use Ta« Act" I»(PL L 1»>•**U, c . IBJO)) a s emawde«»lltv fs tecoted. en or b cilities for children In need of DIAL THE and Hi IK. and tthh e cpunttv tirscwufll wuttos shalh l bs exercised an d performe fdd bbv thths person authorliothldd bbv lalaw t to Stafrord, Andrea H MM PoolaAM. of UK hereiherein directedirected te bbe ossesoao < sand lovleei, * supervision; (4) for additional Stafford. JottnJ I Pay tha amount aff said tax te the State T ' an ar bsfars act in his placa at a State official 177 Bavvlao Ava • Bondt hwuod In accordance with the provisions of this act shall bs a nursing homes for disabled veter- Stafford. Vaiery 7J7 BavvKv, Ava Talmadge.ClillordC. If an or I Jt tn am ywar the Issuing offset*)! shall direct oMtoattan of thg State of Now Jersey and tha faith and credit of the ans; and (5) for the estab- CLASSIFIED 737 Bavvttw Ava Taimadvt, Susan i . i In •AaOvo» Oaneroa* Stattee Funu d bovena the State are wHd—d tar tM payment of tha intwrctt theroon as same shall 705 HarMn St b*conwi»u*a«»th*payrTw*lofth*prlfKlp*l*tmaturny Th* principal tftd lishment of a loan guarantee fund US Hareart SI Mats of eta State, sufficient te moat ma artntleal af bap* Mfftae duo and to encourage the construction of e4lhile*wjtpayabte'nwieiiii>ilni iilsnpai yaar, than em te me ov+at such irttorott of such sen*, shall bt *«empt tram tf^Mten by the SUM or bv anv ACTION DISTRICT #1 tseuine emciatt shall bv loealutten so ftod and shall file the same m the county, rrbw-uclpoirtv or other taxing aMtrtctaf Ms State. nursing homes for the aged and Battlsia. Carolyn J. IIOtSMnlM. •ITU i «In Hisi Tnsiurii Tiirinrsfi ITM tun 'nimrir nrf *"-|'i • *»M be cie^hjto^^ty^tete b^v the O disabled, which will Include addi- Eckel, Susan L 1» A such moneys te a sopprasi fund te bt teHgnaeH bv Mm, and shall eav ths tional beds for Medlcald reci- LINE Ewanik, Larise l3O7HMJ«ltl. principal and Nieaiist owt — satd funo* MOW same shall bocamodue ana Jensen. Shirley 1733 W»«MT Ava. payable, and the ethor sources e* payment ef said principal anal nearest pients. Me Bridge. Barbara 41* Cambrldoa AM. end—«far M Ms sectlen shall leu Man ea aealMMa. aad me lacalati far erTTS^cJ^aSac^^^ Me Bride. George F. 41*1 Camtrldot AM saes»agcfr«»>illiaia»segtlrleal«ii«aiLlli»e. als>lssacllaaa>dll — signature af ma Comptroller af tM Treasury. TM bends may be IssueI d O'Cornell, Michael P. IHHUntanAM. thai anv of the omelets sign ma (hem ar wheee facsimile 542-1700 5M Clar* An. — Ss haw office el the IHCIKXM bv Diiandjar II af am year. eflseueeratlr»tlnveeltMa»M»erye»s»ebena»letMeurchesar Coll Soturdor bsrtwaan SUM. »:»W ,f»»ids«ebaceelecsedliem>)ilisunas Legal continues on page 10 •.30 A.M. 4 12,30 tM. I » " ts meet she mail eel and or bet, sal on HKMUI df tna Treeeerv Ha •maun, • SmiMr Caurt X Mnr Jan»T. 22 The EMIy Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. OCTOBER ZO. 1980 NFL summaries NBA standings r I • a—ta ana I-»I rwi it.it.rcKu Dal—Haoman tumble retowar* In ana1 tana ISapoanklcftj 5D-FI.M II Meadowlands tonight Phi -FG Franklin 23 Ptu—CarmKhaal S P4 SO—FO MrKIU M • TJ Ph'ia*laivn. CIHW, 1 ** * Far Bown t Powf I Atlantic) M(umci«l.in 4* SOKWI fud I" 14 New Jartai SMUUnC (AWKrofi) Marsrtu* % HomW (No Boy i Paooa Civd* lAvurun Dai- F G &PP4WA a uftwvvards 41 144 Boilon SlUPtd it For«v*r (Moftoc ' Sp*Md Cop (No Bo*} Hh«DV>dtftl fFaagmj Phi-Smith IS Pau from JaworUi PMli— »ardi I*, MaUMngior S (MUCauWyl Eii.nent Ruler (l.ovatoi 144 BiituMd (v«ri»i- iFranctin mck) RM 40 13 S*l» Son (S«ntt««ol Biut EvM Ihe IMcCarrpn) W-2M Atlanta •» '» a n Gtbbw % Choice iNo Bovl I) i;-0 Roman Sour (McCcrronJ 1MB 4-37 4 3; Indiana i Malivt Cup 1LOV*IOJ Jotoleua I Lovatol Benediclor (NacBethi n in Goldan Slalt M< IM 2-0 14 Milwaukee '" SaallW I Sfiurwiniw IMcCarron) Sale i INo Bovi 30 I Ganui (Cortttvol F.rtl down* II aia < • II 4^0 Cnkaoo J Portland in fllMJn (McCarronj T V Party iCorderoi SI Flaiming Royal (Oiler) >) Panalliai >aroa Great Gear ac S lAwnuuan) Rwtlwt »«fdi Paaaat 13V1I1 Cleveland ' San D«do M: V.M*. CMS*.. I m « far. Winning Band iLomt) 41 p«i».n« yard* Puoll Raal Hallo (I ovalol TrifccU iCorOeroJ v-at Count Go (Nl«0) A Ji Hound (No Bov) Ittlurn va/dt f«™tl«l 1-1 »•» Pfiftt iN M 111 NLWr 4-14 445 II14 Maw Vor« Phoenix 103 SinDttwl* Outer Voyage (Amcrotii Brect i Lane (No Bovt Milwaukee W, Cleveland 10b Mon«rchi M«n (VtSlrotil) , • I 1-1 1] . Jarn I TaatB*r»«aejM H«T RMi (LOwatOf J Hi Duct tAthcrotl] 31 &«Hv Ba (Nicd) . LIUIII Indiana 103 Botton ff Dara lo be Topleu (Niedl •-41 RUSHING-Haw irarn. Mantiaws i»»3 Hem rot* j«it Tddd 17 17 1 . _ Seattle at Ulan * 30 p.m. Aavou Bunr (SnvtMr) 30 1 Lesiiei Melody INo Bov) limlll iimmuli San Dlaao. Mon- RECEIVING - Saallla. McCulium Atlanta US Oelroii 113 3 0T Golden OIK lAsfttrotl) TV Time iNiedJ Philadelphia '»'. HVeimngton 101 Chrtiir i 6«Ki»4on (Loeci) IS I IMDIVIOUM. LlaVOtHI CM 4-14. Tluniilli CaoaalMnni » S-M'. LaraaM s u Naw rort jati. Dlark cnicaooal New fork. /Dim P«l P*' Chanct (fiardcni E aarune Hourt IVcleil »l Bj HallM B (Mooret San Antonto 110. Datlait* Cordolvn ILovalol Pardon Me Marry (McNeil) RUSHING-Dallas. Dorian 4 w. Jona» PASSING—Naw yark. Siitims Md4-40. GaHna* S-fl.SAytar 4-41 Seaiile 117- K«nut City 133 inaiana at Atlanta. 7 ii o "* Hincomtittwtun (&avlar> I! 1 i* NfwiwuM J-a Pn.iadclpr.ia Mtonisom 1414-1 I3S. Brunnar 11-0-4 San Owvo. Cleveland el Milwaukee. Ittp.m art 111JM, CM** . imi Fit* >• IK.444 All. . 3 n * . , 4 Par. ' » Humat varot Bravo * Lark (Ntrnttu u SELECTIONS SO—Ca Well ' " Pasuna rarai 113 !43 <"> > Ominuu I Ml 10 1 utas 2 1-4 r. 0-« 1. Coopar I 3 3 1. Lanomaraar Brawer 0 M>0. Carter 3 1 1 *">l NVJ-OlarklfXj n H44 Iran Tadd RtMurn >ar> C Drum and Fil* IGomtil )i 4 — Drums and Pile, Flaney FiaiUr, Wei Gaffer M> Etfnira I 0-0 «.~8ntfgim * . 1 .33, ^f ^V?Xi ''£.Z£\ t£?X 8wliv BMI iMccBctM . 11 I an Add* Nlcktll INoBov) IS 1 i — Gale al Sea, Ablate, Snow Seed Stamp Bov ILovalol 10 l .. nw li» nw ( — J R't Delk, Quiet Voyage, Evening Houri * " •*m TouTs-34 34 31 101 Wai GaHtr (Thomaft) , SI n * " •*—m tm ii* Mt ctm« , i»i r. 7 — RaeMtat, Chauffeur Botrelle, Kiriiun IAN OSOOIIOO (Ml OMM jailer (Moorul 10 l I — Great George S, Efficient Ruler, Trtfecla OOLDIN IT ATI (W) Wich> JIM. Bryant i 4-S 14. Natar 4 (M) Wtnntnfl Mowrllt (Savlvr, • 1 Bucks step past Nets Kino • 3 4 19. &nort 1 14 s, Carroll • 22 |. Smith t 11 9. TaytOf 3 2 7 I, Brook. 10 Ablai* (Hinotota) , .. $-1 f - FlliKn, Pardon Me Harry, Pitiful 14. Fr»** S-S 21. Lutii 3 2 2 t, Smiln J 11 • 13 It. Maard I 0-0 2. William* J 2^ I. Hank PromCrathtr (I onot It „,, _ ,__ 14. Parktr JO-0 4 Ray 4 11*. Brown 4 0-01, 0 0 00. PHItun-MEi 00-0 0 Total*— U IB 32 Gala ai Saa (McCarrom BEST BET: Gale at Sea (Mb) MILWAUKEE (AP) - The Milwaukee Mike 0 Koren to pull to within 51-45 at half- "•'«w SI l>«ndv Randy (Parolan) Cliff Robinson and Darwin Cook scored 18 Johnson at forward, Sidney Moncrief and Sounds Ridiculous? 01 course 11 is! With Modern Hypnosis. Prime RobaMon (Kelly) M C.oailline Annie (Vanoli) 10 1 U R A Winner (Kojhl pu^nts each to lead the Nets, who lost on the Quinn Buckner at guard and Harvey Catch- however, you discover techniques of sale & permanent weight MIM Cleo Bv»d iH Filionj SI Farmer Dae (No Driver) IM Ginny Mac IKimmi Slonev Kntaht (Fagharone) «•! R Gavtome (Martini Ml Aaapi a Lievil (Morn.) road for the first time in four games. ings at center, the Bucks forced turnovers loss See and hear noled Hypnotherapist Paul Cain*, Ph.D., CarliMarh (NoDrlver) 4 1 Mt, Pmm. ll XV (_aiwo Doro (Gallagher) , 12 1 Mickey Johnson sank a dunkshot after a demonstrate how hypnosis helps YOU change mental attitude* The Pirate N (Turtotte) 4-1 Mighty Mit (Conine) M Master Richy ISwirndu tS ) with a trapping full-court defense and got toward food and eating! Lose without hunger .bingeing.tad Adami Chuck (Perry) . II 1 Sfollv Bryte (CandelM •> ION., I*... IJJOO steal, a hook and a long jumper at the Bucks fast-break baskets as a result. diets. Stan to lose the same evening Only $35 per person. No Oreal Oene (Ktnel 30 1 Maverick (Gagliardl) II Ledvard Pearl (Slaniilaol l«d PstM.t1.Nt Sunny Streak (Collaio) . S 1 Jersey Pat ISperendl) outscored New Jersey 14-Zfor an 18-4 lead. They outscored the Nets 19-6, with extras, ever The iocs (Molwyevi J» Jarrellown Dave (Yanolu 6 1 Krvinit (Kelly) . TUESDAY. OCT. 2t, 7-10 P.M. OolditiJovtH FHlon) 1 1 HliorScol 1 Miss Streaht>r IKelly) ...... P«rh Jrwpi (No Driver) 151 IOI • 1 .. III It-I i |17» SELECTIONS PortitMi Dr*>am (I ui/i Acitva Bov iConsoll 1 - Mill Cleo Byrd, SlODey Knight, Card Mark Won* Follla (Slankbtrrv) M RIPDlnaCtiarlla (Glaaion). 11 I - The Idei, Goldlei Joy, Pacific Palm Harbarft Allegro (H Flllon) . 4 1 1 — Howyoagel, Dream Trick. Adelberti DUmond HyaZoa (Colatanlif 10 I Jolly Gumdrop» (TtlvmwMtol 12 I 4 — Active Boy, Anne Wight, Forefeet Dream Ann* Wight (Pafcuilo) IS 1 M ete. M> 5 — Breeie On Bye, Bell Captain, Galepoit Sweet Ku BreeieOn Bye (Hundertpfund) ...SI I — Dr Dike, Farmer Dee, Malni Gatepott Sweet Rum (Murray) .. II Roman Emperor (Flligerald) 4 1 7 — Maverick N, Hlior Scot, Scolly Bryce Bad Captain (Vlncli SI Lenawln (Kellvi t 1 I — Glen Innei, Flowing Sparkle, Sami Majeity Mae B Alerl (Revnoldit. .. . 11 I I - V R A Winner, Mlu Streaker, Drum Major N La Machine (Glaqulnio) '.. „ IS I Romei Glory (Torre) , Ml II - Shore Blick, Jeney Pat, Keyanla **. AM. 17 MO l.uckev Bee Creed (Mr Gee) II — Ciarina Blue, Helaine Payion, Park Jewel Dr Dukt (H. Fllion) BEST BET: Howyouget (3rd) Quit k Dividend (Conwl) Get this CBA, Seraph gals triumph LINCHOFT - Christian Brothers with Ken McLeod and Paul Marabito tying beautiful Academy and Mater Dei High School used for first in 15:09 Lancer Anthony Morelli was different methods in winning their events in third in 15 17 to prevent the shutout. the Shore I'arochial Cross Country Cham- In the girls meet Mater Dei and St. John Currier & lyes pionships Saturday. Coach Tom Heath's unbeaten Colts rolled iinl for first with 31 points, but the Seraphs to an 18-45-83 triumph over St. John Vianney were declared the winners when its' sixth and St. Joseph's of Toms River for the boys runner. Erin McKenna, finished 16th to beat Artile title, but Mater Del had to go to a tiebreaker mil the l.ancers sixth runner in order to edge St. John Vianney for Ihe girls Sue Minogue of Mater Dei won individual championship. honors with an 18: IS clocking while Cammy "Evening" is one of the CBA had seven of the first eight places Kelly took a third (18:39) fur St. John famous Currier & tves prints that have become ir- • replaceable art objects Now available to members 9 of our new 1980-81 Christmas Club in this decora- Edwards take Disney title tive and useful ARTile Club begins October SO, 1980 LAKE BUENA VISTA. Fla (AP) - The The brothers from Edmund, Okla., led all Edwards brothers, Danny and Dave, turned the way after opening with a 12-under-par 60 back all challengers with a frontrunning. in the first round. They owned a one-stroke better-ball 65 and won the Walt Disney World lead guing into the last 18 holes, played in National Team Golf Championship by two muggy heat that reached towards the 90s, when you join our 1980-81 strokes yesterday. and ni'vi'i faltered They owned a 3-shot lead The Edwards, the first brother combina- nt the turn and brought it home with ease Christmas Club*..and earn high interest too- tion to win this title, finished 72 holes with a Tied for second at 255 were the teams of better-ball score of 253, 35 strokes under par (iibby Gilbert and Grier Jones, Mike Harmon Enjoy using this elegant 6-inch square tile on Maurs free when you open your Hudson City on the Magnolia course at this sprawling and Barry Harwell, and Dan Halldorson and your dining room table or sideboard or as a Christmas Club with as little as $1—or more. amusement complex Dana Quigley. The victory in the event that closed the 10- Halldorson, a winner last week at Pensa- wall decoration Its Currier & rves scene in Hurry . quantities are limited Free gift is avail- month PUA Tour schedule was worth $31,500 cola. and Quigley had a final-round 62. So did black-and-white fits beautifully in any setting. able to depositors while supply lasts to each of the Edwards, 29-year-old Dave and Harmon and Harwell. Gilbert and Jones 24-year-old Danny. rhade up the most ground with a 61. Although the money is unofficial and does "We just started too far back," said not count on the season's money winning list, Gilbert the victory provided Dave with a one-year Hubert Green and Fuzzy Zoeller com- exemption from qualifying. Danny already bined for a second consecutive 61 in the event owned an exemption It was the first career in which scoring is based on the better ball of victory for Dave, the second for Danny. each 2-man team, and finished at 256. 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